Cyril Ramaphosa

Investigative journalist unit, AmaBhungane, has confirmed it uncovered a Namibian link in the matter of money stolen from President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala ...

Political analyst Sandile Swana, echoes similar sentiments to Sole, and says that the actual amount isn’t the issue. He may dispute the sums of money involved, but the other thing that people have to recognise about the issue, you and I, any citizen, you’re not supposed to deal in dollars without proper authority in the first place, let alone keeping amounts above 20 thousand in cash, running into millions”says Swana. Ramaphosa has told the ANC’s Limpopo Conference in Polokwane that he has never been involved in any illegal activity regarding the four million dollars allegedly stolen from his farm.

“I have never stolen from anywhere,” said President Cyril Ramaphosa, in response to the claims of money laundering, kidnapping and corruption over the theft ...

Some of the people who are offshore customers and who are sometimes local, come through and buy animals and some come also to hunt on the farm,” he said. The project of unity and renewal is well led under president Ramaphosa. Lead us Matamela, we love you.” The Eastern Cape, which also endorsed Ramaphosa for a second term, remains the second-largest province in terms of wards, after KwaZulu-Natal. Sometimes people buy these animals and some of the people who buy these animals are here. Ramaphosa earlier told delegates: “So this that is being reported was a clear business transaction of selling animals. ANC treasurer general Paul Mashatile would not respond to questions about the money.

President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday said "dirty politics" were behind allegations that he was involved in crime.

I’ve never stolen money from taxpayers, my integrity as a leader will never allow me to do so.” He said there was no truth to the allegations and emphasised his conscience did not allow him to be involved in any crime. Fraser's allegations centre on claims that Ramaphosa kept millions in foreign currency at his farm.

Speaking for the first time before an ANC gathering since former spy boss Arthur Fraser laid charges against him, President Cyril Ramaphosa assured party ...

We want to hear your views on the news. I will let the due process take its course," said Ramaphosa. "I am in the cattle business and in the game business, business interests that have been declared in Parliament," said Ramaphosa. As he had already done earlier in the week through his spokesperson, Ramaphosa again reiterated that the monies said to have been stolen during a robbery at his farm in Limpopo in 2020 were proceeds from his cattle and game business. "I never have and will never steal from taxpayers... Still, due to the investigation, I will not be able to engage deeply or further in the matter.

Closing the provincial conference of the African National Congress in Limpopo, Ramaphosa spoke out for the first time about criminal charges laid against him by ...

I have never stolen money from anywhere, be it from our taxpayers; be it from anywhere; and I will never do so. I’m in the cattle business and the game business and through that business, which has been declared, in Parliament and all over, I buy and I sell animals. He was referring to the fact that amid ongoing infighting within the ANC, and firm action being initiated against some top leaders accused of corruption, allegations and counter-allegations are being leveled on a regular basis as candidates jockey for positions at the ANC elective conference scheduled to take place in a few months’ time. “I will continue to fight corruption. The amount involved is far less than what has been bandied in the press. The sales are sometimes through cash and sometimes through transfers.