Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi makes the Guptas look like monks. His damning testimony at the state capture inquiry has turned heads nationwide.
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The State capture saga has kick-off for 2019 and 12 insane revelations from ex-Bosasa chief Angelo Agrizzi
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Ramaphosa swears high and low that he has no contract with Bosasa, the extent of President’s lies is getting bigger and bigger
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Bosasa, now African Global Operations, claims that there is no contract between the company and Cyril Ramaphosa’s son Andile. According to Joe Gumede, Bosasa’s chairman, there is no record, contract or bill of the so-called R500,000 financial consulting service rendered by A Ramaphosa. This follows after Cyril Ramaphosa initially said in parliament that the payment..
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Ramaphosa and son: Who is lying to us now? – ANC president confirms that his son Andile Ramaphosa has received payments from the corrupt management company Bosasa
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Both Jacob Zuma and his son Duduzane Zuma were involved in irregular and even illegal transactions. Now the new ANC president comes and confirms that his son Andile Ramaphosa has received payments from the corrupt management company Bosasa. However, he questioned his son and was satisfied that the transaction/s were “legal”. According to an auditor,..
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BREAKING NEWS:- Bosasa Scandal: President Ramaphosa says he will turn son in, if found guilty
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Andile Ramaphosa consults with a number of companies, including Bosasa. During the Q&A sessions regarding the VBS saga in Parliament on 6 November, DA leader Mmusi Maimana questioned a transaction of half a million Rand between Andile Ramaphosa and Bosasa.
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Cyril Ramaphosa accused of double standards
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The confession by Deputy Correctional Services Minister Thabang Makwetla during an ANC national executive committee (NEC) meeting that he received a more than R1-million cash bribe, and returned it to an unknown businessman six weeks later, will be at the centre of debates during next week’s NEC meeting.
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