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Steinhoff's former Chief Financial Officer, whose identity has been pivotal in the company's fraud investigation, has been sentenced to ten years in prison in South Africa, highlighting a major advancement in the high-profile case stemming from one of the country's largest corporate scandals. A secret note played a crucial role in his conviction. Financial journalist Rob Rose, author of 'Steinheist', discussed the recent arrests and convictions, emphasizing that companies have an obligation to pursue criminal charges against individuals involved in white-collar crime.