Bosasa
Agrizzi corruption case postponed to February due to his hospitalisation
The Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Pretoria heard that former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi was still in the hospital. He faces charges of fraud and money...
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Zondo warns Myeni he’ll make findings with or without her version of events
The Deputy Chief Justice on Friday warned Dudu Myeni that she might not be doing herself any favours by refusing to answer questions.
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Dudu Myeni's take on why Nhlanhla Nene was sacked as finance minister
Dudu Myeni was back at the stand for the third day at the state capture commission and occasionally refused to answer some questions over fears she could incriminate herself.
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Myeni refuses to answer questions but signature tells a story
Dudu Myeni confirmed signing several documents to the state capture commission but later refused to confirm a similar signature on deposit slips of the Jacob Zuma Foundation.
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Zondo tells Myeni she won't be allowed to choose which answers to respond to
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said that the commission was giving Dudu Myeni the platform to respond to allegations made by witnesses against her.
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Angelo Agrizzi’s defence confident he won’t evade trial
Agrizzi’s bail is conditional upon him furnishing the state with the title deed to his property in Italy worth about R16 million.
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Angelo Agrizzi’s R16 million Italian villa forms part of his bail deal
Judge Ratha Mokgoatleng on Friday ruled that an upfront payment was not the only way to grant bail, but that assets including property could be used as surety.
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Judge: Magistrate failed in legal duty when denying Agrizzi bail
Judge Mokgoatlheng said Magistrate Philip Venter did not properly apply his discretion when denying bail for corrupted accused Angelo Agrizzi.
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High Court grants Angelo Agrizzi bail
Agrizzi was charged with fraud and corruption and was denied bail in the Palm Ridge Magistrates Court earlier this month.
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Court set to rule on Angelo Agrizzi’s bail application today
Agrizzi has been detained for two weeks after the Palm Ridge Specialised Crimes Court denied him bail.
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Angelo Agrizzi being treated harshly, lawyers tell High Court
They're adamant that the fraud and corruption accused former Bosasa COO should be released on bail after it was denied by the Palm Ridge Commercial Crimes Court.
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Medical reasons given for corruption-accused Angelo Agrizzi’s bail appeal
The Johannesburg High Court on 26 October 2020 heard Angelo Agrizzi's application to appeal his bail denial .
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Agrizzi doctors ‘battling to treat him’ under police guard in hospital
His lawyer said his leg was chained to a bed while he is unconscious and on a ventilator. Additionally, he has three guards instead of the recommended two inside the ward and three others in the car park.
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Angelo Agrizzi resuscitated in hospital after suffering cardiac arrest – lawyer
Agrizzi, who is due to go on trial for corruption, was rushed to hospital following a decision by the Palm Ridge Magistrates Court to deny him bail last week.
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High Court to hear Angelo Agrizzi's bail appeal on Monday
The corruption accused former Bosasa COO's bail bid was turned down by the Palm Ridge Magistrates Court after the State argued that he was a flight risk.
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Angelo Agrizzi's medical situation deteriorating, says lawyer
Daniel Witz said that his client was in a serious condition, saying that doctors worked all night to stabilise him at the health facility after he was moved on Monday.
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Agrizzi's R1.8bn tender corruption case postponed to November
The former executive is facing fraud charges in connection to a R1.8 billion tender involving the Correctional Services Department and Bosasa.
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Agrizzi transferred to external public hospital as his health deteriorates
Angelo Agrizzi's lawyers said his health deteriorated after spending one night behind bars after his bail application was denied in the Palm Ridge Magistrate's Court.
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Corruption accused Agrizzi taken to hospital after spending night in jail
It is understood that he was being taken to hospital because the prison cannot provide him with the medical care that he needs.
