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Angelo Agrizzi’s fraud and corruption case back in court
In 2020, Agrizzi, the former Bosasa chief operations officer, was arrested alongside former African National Congress (ANC) MP Vincent Smith on a raft of fraud...
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Angelo Agrizzi’s corruption case postponed to March 2022
The delay is to allow for the State to appoint a medical professional, to assess Agrizzi’s health.
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Ex-ANC MP Vincent Smith hit with additional charges in corruption case
Vincent Smith's fraud and corruption case returned to the Palm Ridge Magistrates Court on Tuesday where it was postponed to next year.
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Ex-ANC MP Vincent Smith’s bribery case set down for 2 November
Smith is embroiled in bribery allegations of R800,000 related to the infamous Bosasa state capture scandal.
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ID welcomes court decision on assets of former ANC MP Vincent Smith
The assets of Vincent Smith, his associates and his company will now remain in the hands of the State until the finalisation of the case against him.
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Restraint order against former ANC MP Vincent Smith valued at R46 million
The order against the assets of former ANC MP Vincent Smith, his company Euroblitz and his family trust is valued at R46 million.
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Ex-ANC MP Vincent Smith facing more charges linked to Bosasa corruption
On Thursday, court proceedings against Smith and former Bosasa chief operations officer Angelo Agrizzi were postponed to September.
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Angelo Agrizzi and former ANC MP Vincent Smith due in court
In the indictment, the state claims several payments made through that firm's account were corruptly given and received as improper inducements to influence Smith to use his political influence to favour Bosasa.
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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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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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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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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 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.
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Angelo Agrizzi denied bail after failing to disclose offshore investments
On Wednesday, the court heard how Agrizzi should be released from prison after he was charged with corruption and bribery.
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Angelo Agrizzi denied bail in corruption case
Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi appeared at the Palm Ridge Magistrate court on 14 October 2020, alongside former ANC MP Vincent Smith. Agrizzi and Smith are facing charges of corruption and fraud.
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Releasing Agrizzi on bail not in interest of justice, argues State
Angelo Agrizzi has been charged in relation to bribes of R800,000 which were paid to former African National Congress (ANC) Member of Parliament Vincent Smith, whose case was postponed to 3 December.
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Corruption accused Agrizzi has been compliant with law, says lawyer in bail bid
Angelo Agrizzi is facing corruption and bribery charges, along with former African National Congress (ANC) Member of Parliament Vincent Smith, whose matter was postponed to 3 December earlier on Wednesday.
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Ex-ANC MP Vincent Smith’s corruption case postponed to December
State prosecutors told the court on Wednesday they had experienced difficulties with accessing their offices due to COVID-19, and they had not shared critical documents with Smith’s lawyers.
