In 2020, Agrizzi, the former Bosasa chief operations officer, was arrested alongside former African National Congress (ANC) MP Vincent Smith on a raft of fraud and corruption charges.
The latest installment of the report was released on Tuesday night.
Gavin Watson's former chief operating officer Angelo Agrizzi revealed details about his boss's relationship with the ANC.
The delay is to allow for the State to appoint a medical professional, to assess Agrizzi’s health.
The case, before the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court, relates to four tenders awarded to Bosasa and its subsidiaries between August 2004 and 2007, for catering and training, installation of CCTV cameras, perimeter fencing and supplying a TV system and monitoring equipment.
The assets of Vincent Smith, his associates and his company will now remain in the hands of the State until the finalisation of the case against him.
On Thursday, court proceedings against Smith and former Bosasa chief operations officer Angelo Agrizzi were postponed to September.
In the indictment, the state claims several payments made through that firm's account were corruptly given and received as improper inducements to influence Smith to use his political influence to favour Bosasa.
Former Bosasa boss Angelo Agrizzi returned to the state capture commission of inquiry and was cross-examined by businessman Kevin Wakeford. #StateCapture #Bosasa #Agrizzi
Mbulelo Gingcana has been dismissed as senior supply chain manager of the South African Civil Aviation Authority because of the allegations that Bosasa paid R239,000 for security upgrades at his home.
The matter relates to four tenders awarded to Bosasa and its subsidiaries between August 2004 and 2007 for rendering catering and training services, installation of CCTV cameras, installing perimeter fencing and supplying TV systems and monitoring equipment.
Businessman and former Bosasa consultant Kevin Wakeford testified at the state capture commission on 6 May 2021. #StateCapture #Bosasa #Agrizzi
Businessperson Kevin Wakeford was a turnaround advisor for then Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula.
Kevin Wakeford has been testifying at the state capture commission where he accused former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi of trying to cover his tracks during his appearance before the commission.
The former Bosasa consultant said Agrizzi admitted being racist because he knew the recording in which he called black people monkeys and the k-word would go public.
Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe said he didn’t know who contributed to the payments, saying this was a similar process followed when paying for a traditional wedding.
He’s told the state capture inquiry the African National Congress showed little appetite for investigating the allegations, even after a preliminary special investigating report led to the suspension of an implicated official.
The former Bosasa COO gave a media briefing from his ICU bed on Friday to coincide with the release of his book, 'Inside the Belly of the Beast'.
