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Zuma: Gavin Watson labeled as corrupt without evidence
Former President Jacob Zuma paid tribute to Gavin Watson at his funeral service in Port Elizabeth on Tuesday.
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Watson was hated by people who plotted my character assassination - Zuma
Former President Jacob Zuma paid tribute to the late Bosasa CEO at a funeral service in Port Elizabeth on Tuesday.
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Zuma questions circumstances around Watson’s death
The former Bosasa CEO, who was a central figure in allegations of corrupt relations between the company and government officials, died under mysterious circumstances in a car crash last week.
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Gavin Watson to be laid to rest in Port Elizabeth
Watson, who was a central figure in allegations of corrupt relations between the company and government officials, died under mysterious circumstances in a car crash near OR Tambo International Airport last week.
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Mokonyane thanks Watson for supporting ANC in moving tribute
Gavin Watson died in a car crash near the OR Tambo International Airport on Monday.
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Mokonyane: Watson's creator will deal with him
Nomvula Mokonyane told family and friends of Gavin Watson how the media has been insensitive in its reporting by focusing on the accusations against him even during a time of mourning.
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Watson Family: Gavin Watson was a man of God
The family of Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson described him as a man of God who's only fault was "trusting other people too much". Speaking at his memorial, his housekeeper said she hoped his children would still be as good to her as their father was.
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Gavin Watson was a man of unshakable faith, says son
Roth Watson was speaking at his father’s memorial service in Roodepoort west of Johannesburg on Friday morning.
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Mokonyane: In time, I'll tell you what Watson has done
Speaking at Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson's memorial, former Environmental Affairs Minister Nomvula Mokonyane called on the media to think about families before breaking the news of loved ones' death on social media. She also said a time would come when she would share the truth about Watson and Angelo Agrizzi following his testimony at the Zondo inquiry.
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Gavin Watson's memorial service to be held in Roodepoort
Watson was killed in a car crash near OR Tambo International Airport on Monday.
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Zondo confirms signing directive for Gavin Watson to file affidavit with inquiry
Watson died in a car crash near OR Tambo International Airport early on Monday morning.
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Neighbour describes Gavin Watson as 'very quiet', 'gave no problems'
Watson's car smashed into a concrete barrier outside OR Tambo International Airport on Monday morning.
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Gavin Watson's family reportedly seeking independent reconstruction of crash
Watson died on Monday after crashing the car he was travelling in near OR Tambo International Airport. While authorities said there was no evidence at this stage suggesting foul play, police were investigating a case of culpable homicide.
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ANC hails Gavin Watson as an ‘anti-apartheid activist’
The governing party has joined in offering condolences to the family of Watson after he died in a car accident near OR Tambo International Airport on Monday morning.
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Gavin Watson: From the farm to being ‘exposed’ at Zondo inquiry
After 1994, the Watson brothers immersed themselves in business and the now late brother started Bosasa.
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DA wants 'transparent investigation' into Watson's car accident
In a statement, the DA said police need to probe the circumstances leading up to the fateful accident involving the Gavin Watson.
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Agrizzi ‘saddened’ by Watson’s death
Bosasa boss Gavin Watson died in a car crash in Johannesburg on Monday morning.
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Culpable homicide probe into Gavin Watson's death
Gavin Watson, the CEO of controversial company Bosasa, died in a car crash close to OR Tambo International Airport on Monday morning.
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Police to investigate car crash that killed Gavin Watson
A case of culpable homicide has been opened after the death of Gavin Watson, who was the CEO of Bosasa, now known as African Global Operations.
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Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson dies in car crash
A case of culpable homicide has been opened.
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Ramaphosa: CR17 campaign funding was legitimate and above board
The president faced a barrage of opposition questions during his first oral reply session of the sixth Parliament on Thursday, centred on the so-called CR17 campaign and donations to his party by corruption-accused company Bosasa, now known as African Global Operations.
