Bosasa
Angelo Agrizzi apologises for error in state capture testimony
Former Bosasa CEO Angelo Agrizzi made a brief appearance at the commission of inquiry into state capture on 13 March 2020. Agrizzi made a public apology to...
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Scathing court ruling against Mkhwebane 'could bolster' case for her removal
The High Court in Pretoria set aside Mkhwebane’s findings that President Cyril Ramaphosa deliberately misled Parliament about a Bosasa donation to his CR17 campaign.
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EFF to head to ConCourt to appeal CR17 ruling against Mkhwebane
The Pretoria High Court reviewed and set aside the findings in the Public Protector's Bosasa report, describing them as fatally flawed.
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Presidency hails CR17 ruling, says Public Protector's office failing miserably
In a scathing judgment, the court reviewed and set aside the findings in the Public Protector’s Bosasa report, describing them as fatally flawed.
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Court: Cyril Ramaphosa not obliged to disclose CR17 funding
This and other damning decisions were made by the Pretoria High Court which set aside the Public Protector’s Bosasa report.
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Court rules Ramaphosa didn’t mislead Parly on R500k Bosasa donation
In a scathing judgment, Elias Matojane found there are fundamental difficulties with Mkwhebane’s findings that Ramaphosa deliberately misled Parliament.
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Lamola concerned about judiciary’s integrity after Bosasa-linked Nair suspended
Pretoria Chief Magistrate Desmond Nair was suspended while an investigation into his alleged links to scandal-plagued Bosasa is carried out.
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Magistrate Desmond Nair charged with misconduct over Bosasa links
Pretoria chief magistrate Desmond Nair was placed on provisional suspension pending the outcome of an investigation.
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Pretoria Chief Magistrate Desmond Nair suspended on misconduct charges
Nair was the first member of the judiciary to be implicated at the state capture commission.
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Ramaphosa deliberately misled Parliament over R500k donation, EFF tells court
The party was among respondents that joined Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s challenge.
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Going, going, gone! Bosasa 3-day auction ends today
Some of the big items that went under the hammer included the late chief executive officer Gavin Watson's BMW X5, which sold for R590,000.
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Security equipment to go under the hammer at Bosasa auction
The family of late CEO Gavin Watson approached the High Court in Johannesburg to stop the auction but was unsuccessful.
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Sars files urgent bid to oppose Bosasa business rescue application
Gavin Watson's family filed the application on Wednesday afternoon to stop the liquidation and the auctioneering of the company's possessions.
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Bosasa assets selling like hotcakes with R65m target for first day
The company's Clive Lazarus said liquidators approved the auction despite numerous attempts by the Watson family to stop the items from going under the hammer.
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Gavin Watson’s BMW X5 sold for R590K
The assets of controversial company Bosasa, now known as African Global Operations, will be auctioned over the next three days despite the objections of Gavin Watson's family.
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Auction of Bosasa assets to get under way today
The nephew of late CEO Gavin Watson warned against buying any of the assets, saying the auction was illegal.
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Response from potential buyers of Bosasa's assets overwhelming, says auctioneers
Clive Lazarus from Park Village Auction and Property Sales says there are about R65 million worth of assets up for grabs.
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Bosasa assets to be auctioned off to settle its debts
The embattled company, now named African Global Operations and most of its subsidiaries, were liquidated earlier this year.
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Agrizzi: Watson family's criminal case won't stop my revelations
Former Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi said he was ready to defend himself in a criminal case opened against him by the family of the company’s late CEO Gavin Watson.
