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Isidima Sam Bawo!? retweeted
By the way, the DA has not solved any of CPT's problems; gang violence, transportation, housing, racism, discrimination, jobs etc.
It’s a Friday night and I’m listening to Stanley’s new mix while doing school work on a Friday night…the day I go back to drinking
Isidima Sam Bawo!? retweeted
I am not asking for your vote because the ANC is perfect. It is not.
I am asking because our commitments now come with dates, a public scorecard and your right to check.
Vote ANC on 4 November 🖤💚💛
Isidima Sam Bawo!? retweeted
We had this nonsense in my complex, WORST THING EVER....I knew South Africans were involved, but couldn't prove it. 10 to 20 men sharing a 2 bedroom apartment with bunk beds in the lounge too. South Africans bayabhora yoh😩😡🤬
Fair
COURT ORDERS ANGELO AGRIZZI TO PAY STATE R1.66 BILLION IN BOSASA CORRUPTION PROCEEDS
The Pretoria High Court has ordered former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi to pay the State R1 666 582 825.73 (R1.66 billion) following a confiscation enquiry linked to his role in the company’s extensive corruption network.
Judge Mosopa ruled in favour of the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP), finding that Agrizzi benefited from Bosasa’s unlawful activities and that the State was entitled to confiscate the proceeds.
Key findings in the judgment:
🔴 Agrizzi was convicted in November 2025 after pleading guilty to three counts of corruption and one count of money laundering.
🔴 His plea agreement acknowledged a deeply entrenched corruption network at Bosasa, allegedly used to secure government contracts worth approximately R2.37 billion over more than two decades.
🔴 Approximately R75.7 million in bribes was paid between 2000 and 2016 to secure contracts.
🔴 The court found that Agrizzi had failed to make full and frank disclosure of his financial affairs and properties, including assets in Italy.
🔴 The judge rejected his argument that he could not be held liable for the wider criminal activities of Bosasa, finding that he had acted in common purpose with other executives.
🔴 The court also found that his salary, bonuses, investments and pension benefits could be considered benefits derived from unlawful activities.
THE ORDER:
Agrizzi must pay the State R1,666,582,825.73.
Interest is payable from the date of judgment until final payment.
He must also pay the State’s legal costs, including the costs of two counsel on Scale C.
The judge emphasised that the purpose of a confiscation order is to ensure that criminals do not benefit from their ill-gotten gains.
Is this an office?
BREAKING: Once AGAIN, the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is raiding ANOTHER property believed to be linked to controversial “businessman” Hangwani Maumela, in Midrand in search of one of the 8 vehicles the SIU is after.
Outstanding vehicles include:
4 Ferraris
3 Porsches
1 Bentley
15 vehicles belonging to Maumela have already been seized by the SIU including:
Lamborghinis, Ferrari’s and more
#SABCNEWS
Isidima Sam Bawo!? retweeted
There shouldn’t be “a first white” anything in post apartheid South Africa. This headline pissed me off
Helen Zille could soon be the first white mayor of post-apartheid Johannesburg. Such a result could point to the beginnings of a less racialised politics economist.com/middle-east-an…
Isidima Sam Bawo!? retweeted
Nothing like a taxi strike to remind Capetonians who the actual backbone of the City’s economy is.
The fastest way to get me to ignore you is to waste my work hours. Do not ask me to do something in the name of business if you aren’t serious cause I will delete your number.
Now he will understand how serious it is when it affects his precious Europeans
Cape Town international airport at a stand still … taxi strike affecting even airports… no staff could arrive and entire system collapsed… where’s @Our_DA @geordinhl
Nice nice
BREAKING:
EXCLUSIVE LEAD:
Former IDAC boss Andrea Johnson and former SAPS major-general Feroz Khan have been arrested.
Their warrants were authorised yesterday, in relation to a defeating the ends of justice case.
More from the @eNCA Investigations team to follow.
Lmao i would hate for the state to make an example of me
BREAKING NEWS | The state is expected to add more charges against businessman Suliman Carrim when he appears in the Musina Magistrates' Court in Limpopo this Friday morning.
The state intends to charge Carrim with unlawfully employing foreign nationals whose immigration status does not authorise their employment. This relates to his two co-accused Musa Phiri and Zakes Ibrahim who are employees of Carrim's company. Visit sabcnews.com for more
