I'm pretty sure you're right.

They've already "sought an audience" with Moyane to "explain" (read: have a discussion how they can cover his backside and smooze their way back into lucrative government contracts).

If they had an ounce of integrity, they would have questioned his bizarre behavior and position and offered to make public the machinations and correspondence behind this fiasco.

But no, they're very obviously looking to "clean up" (read:hide), the mess and "move on".

If they can't make the break and take this forward in an ethical manner, then they must be dissolved.

Moyane should be sporting a new orange jump suit asap, and the complicit clowns in KPMG should be right there with him in matching suits if they continue to wriggle and suck up to this criminality.

The innocent parties at KPMG will find place in other firms to carry on.

They have valuable knowledge and experience with the current client base, they will be fine.