Jason Goodall
CEO of Dimension Data
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Oct 9, 2026
Alec HoggHOST
Some of the points that they make do land.
Alec HoggHOST
Doc Watson, one of the six, although he isn't named by the confessor, Jason Goodall is not in Australia.
Alec HoggHOST
They thought he was.
Alec HoggHOST
Well, he wasn't, honest mistake.
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David ShapiroGUEST
We were not guilty.
Alec HoggHOST
Now they're saying...
Alec HoggHOST
Their one-time partner, Jason Goodall, got it wrong, is lying, is switching sides, etc.
Alec HoggHOST
And they're going to continue to fight this.
Alec HoggHOST
On Wednesday this week, the six became five.
Alec HoggHOST
Jason Goodall, former chief executive of Dimension Data and of NTT in the UK, has settled with the Japanese.
Alec HoggHOST
His signed statement, dated the 5th of October and confirmed by NTT as authentic, says that the executive's Quote, undisclosed interests were held through nominees in a structure designed to keep their names hidden.
Alec HoggHOST
He calls it a very serious breach of fiduciary duty.
Kerry LaniganHOST
Paul Hoffman, SC of Accountability Now, on the Dimension Data Campus 6 bombshell.
Kerry LaniganHOST
Jason Goodall has confessed, and Hoffman says it amounts to fraud.
Kerry LaniganHOST
Now the question is whether the criminal justice system will act.
Kerry LaniganHOST
The full video is on biznews.com.
Alec HoggHOST
When six men keep a secret, one of them eventually cracks.
Alec HoggHOST
And the one who cracked in the campus six, as we call them, was Jason Goodall, former chief executive of Dimension Data and NTT, signed a statement in which he admitted that he and his counterparts were on both sides of a 1.4 billion rand transaction deal.
Alec HoggHOST
for the sale of the campus.
Alec HoggHOST
There was BE involved in all of this as well.
Alec HoggHOST
The Japanese NTT, well, they won round one.
Alec HoggHOST
The campus six have appealed against it.
Alec HoggHOST
So it's at the moment in the appeal court, which makes all of this really interesting because Jason Goodall, apart from signing a confession, also agreed to pay NTT 208 million rand.
Alec HoggHOST
You don't agree to pay that kind of money unless there's a pretty good reason for it.
Stephen GrootesHOST
The incredible story of the sale of the campus in Bryanston, about what's happened with the NTT transaction.
Stephen GrootesHOST
Now it seems that one person has basically, Jason Goodall has basically admitted a wrongdoing.
Stephen GrootesHOST
Four of the others are very angry about it.
Stephen GrootesHOST
There's still one who we haven't heard from.
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Stephen GrootesHOST
The amazing corporate tale involving the campus in Bryanston seems to be reaching some kind of climax.
Stephen GrootesHOST
One of the six people accused of being at both ends of the deal, that sort being sold by NTT, has now It seems an illegal document admitted wrongdoing.
Stephen GrootesHOST
Jason Goodall says that instead of the transaction really benefiting a BEE group, instead he and five friends who helped him to run Dimension Data before it was taken over by NDD were the people who were going to benefit.
Stephen GrootesHOST
But four of the other people involved, including Jeremy Ord, still deny that.
Stephen GrootesHOST
One of the six people accused of being at both ends of the deal, that sort being sold by NTT, has now, it seems in a legal document, admitted wrongdoing.
Stephen GrootesHOST
Jason Goodall says that instead of the transaction really benefiting a BEE group, instead he and five friends who helped him to run Dimension Data before it was taken over by NTT said, were the people who are going to benefit.
Stephen GrootesHOST
But four of the other people involved, including Jeremy Ord, still deny that.
Stephen GrootesHOST
The case is currently still before the Supreme Court of Appeal.