Bosasa
Mapisa-Nqakula knew I was a Bosasa consultant, Wakeford tells Zondo Inquiry
Former Home Affairs Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa Nqakula appointed Kevin Wakeford as turnaround advisor when he was already a consultant for Bosasa, which was a...
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Wakeford: I had no influence on Bosasa bribes paid to Home Affairs consultant
Businessperson Kevin Wakeford was a turnaround advisor for then Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula.
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Zondo Commission hears collusion allegations against Bosasa executives
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.
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Agrizzi lied about respecting black Bosasa directors, Zondo Inquiry told
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.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry switches focus to Bosasa
Businessman Kevin Wakeford appears at the state capture inquiry as it turns its focus on Bosasa.
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ANC leaders shouldn't pretend they don't know Watson, Gomez - Montana
Former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) CEO Lucky Montana said that the African National Congress (ANC) could not distance itself from the fundraising efforts of Maria Gomez or donations from Bosasa’s Gavin Watson.
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'I would rather lose the race than buy votes' - Ramaphosa on CR17 funding
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa responded to questions about his CR17 campaign and how it was funded when he spent a second day on the witness stand at the commission of inquiry into state capture on 29 April 2021.
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State capture: Ramaphosa to face questions on Gupta contributions, CR17 campaign
President Cyril Ramaphosa will appear at the state capture inquiry for the second and final day in his capacity as ANC deputy president and party president.
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Ramaphosa: ANC knew accepting Bosasa donations was wrong
He said the Political Funding Act would solve this as it was revolutionary and must be applauded but he wondered if the fiscus would ensure that parties were not dependent on private funding.
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Mantashe likens Bosasa security upgrade at his home to 'wedding contributions'
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.
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WATCH LIVE: Gwede Mantashe gives evidence on Bosasa at Zondo Inquiry
Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe is giving evidence related to Bosasa at the state capture inquiry on Friday.
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WATCH LIVE: Lynne Brown testifies at Zondo commission
Brown will be asked about Eskom while later on Minister Gwede Mantashe and former Deputy Minister Thabang Makwetla will talk about Bosasa.
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It's in interest of open justice to know who donated to CR17 campaign - EFF
The High Court in Pretoria has wrapped up day one of an application brought forward by Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema for the unsealing of the CR17 bank statements.
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Zondo expresses frustration over Parly's failure to act against corruption
Former MPs Vincent Smith and Deputy Transport Minister Dikeledi Magadzi were the latest to appear before Judge Raymond Zondo to give evidence on SOEs in the portfolios.
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James Selfe: I spent years calling for inquiry into Bosasa-govt contracts
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.
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Agrizzi adamant his life is in danger
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'.
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Angelo Agrizzi gets emotional in ICU: ‘I’m not the same person I used to be’
Corruption accused and former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi gets emotional in his first address since he was admitted to hospital after falling ill in jail.
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Angelo Agrizzi's wife convinced someone tried to kill him
Debbie Agrizzi said on the morning that her husband went to court in October, he was certain that he would be granted bail like other prominent individuals who had recently been charged for corruption.
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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 laundering involving the Correctional Services Department.
