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ANC won't be drawn on #StateCapture allegations
As the ANC meets behind closed doors for its three-day Legotla, the party’s top brass wouldn’t be drawn on allegations made by former Bosasa boss Angelo Agrizzi in his testimony at the state capture commission.
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Bribes, money bags and near-death experiences: Agrizzi's explosive quotes
Former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi said that his hands were sore because of the number of times he handled cash for bribes... EWN has put together some of his notable allegations.
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[LISTEN] Post Office responds to Angelo Agrizzi’s allegations of bribery
CapeTalk’s Kieno Kammies speaks to Post Office CEO Mark Barnes about the allegations emanating from Angelo Agrizzi’s testimony.
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Agrizzi claims ANC asked Bosasa for money for electioneering in NW
Angelo Agrizzi says that Bosasa had to go launder money from youth centers to give the ANC the money.
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[WATCH LIVE] Angelo Agrizzi testifies for third day at Zondo Commission
Former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi continues with his testimony at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture.
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BLF to meet with Zondo commission evidence leaders ahead of testimony
The group has been invited to give evidence at the Zondo commission after it made submissions in last September about alleged looting at National Treasury by former finance ministers.
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Agrizzi expected to return to Zondo Commission under heightened security
Yesterday, Angelo Agrizzi told the commission that he fears for his life, saying that he spotted a former cop and current employee of Bosasa on the premises of the inquiry, who allegedly breached security.
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Angelo Agrizzi says he’s speaking out to show scale of Bosasa corruption
The former Bosasa executive revealed to the state capture commission on Thursday that money which the company used for bribes was all laundered.
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#StateCapture proceedings halted over security concerns around Agrizzi
Angelo Agrizzi raised security issues revealing that he spotted a former police officer who worked with him at the facilities company inside the premises of the commission with an expired police badge.
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Agrizzi: 'Bosasa staff bribed to keep quiet about illegal activities'
Angleo Agrizzi showed the Zondo commission a video and explained that in it, Bosasa CFO Andries Van Tonder can be seen taking cash in a box from one of the vaults to the company’s CEO Gavin Watson.
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[WATCH LIVE] Agrizzi resumes giving testimony at Zondo Commission
Angelo Agrizzi appeared before the inquiry yesterday, implicating people like former SAA board chair Dudu Myeni and companies including Acsa.
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Bosasa spent millions a month on bribes, former exec tells Zondo Commission
Angelo Agrizzi has revealed that he and current Bosasa chairperson Joe Gumede used to take grey security bags full of money and bribed people in exchange for tenders.
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Former Bosasa exec Angelo Agrizzi gives testimony at Zondo commission
The state capture commission of inquiry says Agrizzi wants to expose alleged fraud, corruption and money laundering that he was involved in while at the company.
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[WATCH LIVE] State capture commission resumes
The commission will again get stuck into unravelling the network of grand corruption, much of it linked to the Gupta family, which plagued the government and some state-owned companies.
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Key witness due to testify at state capture inquiry dies
Mark van der Riet, a scientist charged with checking Eskom’s coal quality, was suspended after blowing the whistle on alleged corruption by the Gupta family.
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BLF ‘to meet’ evidence leaders of state capture inquiry
The group has been invited to give evidence at the commission after it made submissions in September of what it said was evidence of looting in the Treasury.
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Zondo commission set to resume in January
The Zondo commission of inquiry is set to resume this month and it will now also have evidence from Parliament’s Eskom inquiry report to probe further.
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[LISTEN] The 2018 news year in review
Zain Johnson and EWN's Charlotte Kilbane unpack the biggest stories that made headlines in 2018.
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Sanef approach Equality Court to end intimidation by EFF
Editors' group Sanef and the affected journalists want an order to stop the party from intimidating, threatening or assaulting reporters.
