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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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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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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.
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Gavin Watson’s family accuses Angelo Agrizzi of stealing R35mn
Gavin Watson’s nephew, Jared, laid the complaint of theft on Wednesday, claiming R35 million went missing under Agrizzi while he was still in employed by the company now called African Global Operations.
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FIC: We did nothing wrong in giving Ramaphosa's bank statements to PP
Last week, it was reported that Cyril Ramaphosa’s lawyers accused the FIC of unlawfully leaking the bank statements which are now at the centre of Ramaphosa’s legal battle with Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
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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.
