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Sanef denies claims of Bosasa donation towards SABC8
Sanef says only one donation of R100,000 was made and that it was not from Bosasa or any person connected to the company.
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[OPINION] The common knowledge about common criminals in our midst
Mahlodi Sam Muofhe says Angelo Agrizzi's testimony at the state capture commission has simply confirmed what is common knowledge.
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Agrizzi confirms SIU’s 2010 report on tender kickbacks at Correctional Services
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi has confirmed the Correctional Services Department was guilty of so-called fiscal dumping.
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ANC rejects DA’s call for separate inquiry into Bosasa
Mmusi Maimane has said it’s becoming increasingly difficult for the president to avoid the party’s earlier calls for an independent inquiry into Bosasa.
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Malema calls on Ramaphosa to act against ANC MPs implicated at Zondo inquiry
The EFF says if those implicated fail to resign, they’re giving President Cyril Ramaphosa up to the end of January to act against them.
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In quotes: 5 key things Julius Malema said about Bosasa
Julius Malema has come out guns blazing against those implicated by former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi in his testimony at the state capture inquiry.
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State capture inquiry: Ex-ANC MP wants to testify, back up Agrizzi’s testimony
Dennis Bloem says that he can back up Angelo Aggrizzi’s explosive testimony about bribes and kickbacks for lucrative contracts with the Department of Correctional Services.
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Agrizzi spills beans on Correctional Services Dept tenders awarded to Bosasa
Advocate Paul Pretorius is going through an SIU report which found that former prisons commissioner Linda Mti and chief financial officer Patrick Gillingham unduly benefited from the tenders.
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[WATCH LIVE] Angelo Agrizzi continues testimony at Zondo Commission
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi continues giving evidence at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture.
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MPs list to be released when the time comes, says ANC
In the wake of the recent shocking revelations at the Zondo Commission implicating some ANC officials, the party won't be drawn into divulging the names of those who made it onto its parliamentary list.
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Magashule: 'ANC to respond to Agrizzi claims at appropriate time'
The party won't act against officials based on what it says is "uncorroborated evidence".
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[WATCH] ANC: 'Zondo Inquiry must not be used as a kangaroo court'
The African National Congress (ANC) says it will not act against its members based on what it's described as 'uncorroborated evidence' given at the state capture inquiry.
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ANC ‘won’t be taking action’ against Vincent Smith just yet
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi said Vincent Smith, along with two other MPs, were paid a monthly stipend to do Bosasa's bidding with government.
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‘I was told to suspend Madavo, Seanie’ – PIC HR head tells inquiry
Executive head of listed investments Fidelis Madavo and assistant portfolio manager Victor Seanie were served with suspension notices on Tuesday morning.
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Bosasa accessed major prison tenders before they were advertised - Agrizzi
Angelo Agrizzi is once again testifying at the state capture commission on Tuesday.
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Amcu calls out ‘captured’ Chamber of Mines & 'racist' Sibanye-Stillwater
The union has led a march to the Johannesburg inner city where workers have handed over a memorandum of grievances to mining company, Sibanye-Stillwater.
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Mngxitama: 'I've never met or received money from Agrizzi'
Andile Mngxitama claims his name has appeared on a list of people alleged to have benefited from bribes paid by Bosasa.
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Agrizzi: 'Bosasa had no experience for some Correctional Service contracts'
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi has told the state capture commission about contracts with the Correctional Services Department for high-security fencing for which he admits the facilities company had no experience or capacity to do.
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DA to lay criminal complaint against Mokonyane over Bosasa bribe claims
This comes after Angelo Agrizzi revealed on Monday that Mokonyane received a payment of R50,000 monthly from Bosasa as well as expensive alcohol and groceries in return for protection from criminal investigation.
