AFRICAN MIRROR REPORTER SEVERAL departments and enterprises owned by the South African government paid over R49-billion to 200 companies linked to the Gupta family, accused of being at the centre of state capture. This was contained in the evidence presented to the judicial commission into state capture, corruption and theft by Paul Holden, a director at Shadow World Investigations.  Holden’s probe revealed that billions flowed from government departments and state-owned enterprises to companies linked to the Gupta family, who fled SA and are now based in Dubai. The companies that received the money include McKinsey, KPMG, PwC, Estina, Sunbay Trading…