President Cyril Ramaphosa farm

The EFF wants President Cyril Ramaphosa to answer a list of questions in Parliament regarding money stolen from his farm in February 2020.

Malema said his interest in the matter was that Ramaphosa was not an ordinary citizen. We want to hear your views on the news. "We gave Ramaphosa a chance to prove himself, and he has dismally failed. He did not report the burglary at his residence. If so, what are the details by venue and stored amounts? The video shows men sneaking into a house.

Fraser laid money-laundering charges against Ramaphosa at Rosebank police station in Johannesburg last week. He also alleged the PPU had acted illegally and ...

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The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has released videos of the suspects allegedly stealing $4 million from President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala game farm ...

Malema said the EFF has also assembled a legal team, led by Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, to look into constitutional provisions to have Ramaphosa step aside. She was charged with violating animal rights, and pursued in court.” Ramaphosa has yet to provide key details on the now infamous robbery in 2020.

Namibian President Hage Geingob has spoke up about the robbery that took place at President Cyril Ramaphosa's farm in Limpopo after Namibians were ...

He claims that Ramaphosa failed to report the crime to the South African Police Service, SABC News reported. The president has been accused of money laundering for having so much money, in foreign currencies on his property. The rest of the money is said to have been physically smuggled into Namibia by the robbers.

The Leader of the Democratic Alliance John Steenhuisen wants President Cyril Ramaphosa to disclose the truth behind the robbery at his Phala Phala farm in ...

The leader of the African National Congress (ANC) maintains that he is innocent and has voluntarily opted to clear his name through the ruling party’s Integrity Commission. The robbery at his farm is under investigation. Steenhuisen questioned if the president has no faith in the police or what was his reason for not reporting the matter to the police. “If there is something contrary to the law, he must appear before the court. An omission on the SAPS annual report also indicates that police were not notified of the robbery at the farm. He claims that Ramaphosa failed to report the crime to the South African Police Service, SABC News reported.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is facing what may be the most personally damaging moment of his presidency. A seemingly unreported 2020 theft of cash from ...

The EFF said in a press conference on Tuesday that the interests of justice could not be served if a police investigation was conducted with Ramaphosa in office as President, due to the prospect of interference. There is no evidence currently publicly available either to confirm or disprove that notion, and Fraser appears not to have presented any to the police at this point. It is Fraser’s (again uncorroborated) contention that all of Rhoode’s actions after the robbery were carried out not just with the full knowledge of Ramaphosa, but on his direct orders. I belong to a community and it was one of those moments when I was blind-sighted.” While there are many questionable aspects of this story, one thing that is well established is Ramaphosa’s involvement in the wildlife trade. Back to what Magwenya told News24: “During this particular time, the transactions were not necessarily from an auction, it was just a transaction that took place at the farm. It said: “President Ramaphosa reported the incident to the head of the Presidential Protection Unit of the South African Police Service [Rhoode] for investigation”. “The amount involved is far less than the amount which has been reported in the press. The most significant corroboration given to Fraser’s claims at this stage has come from an amaBhungane investigation that supported a number of key aspects. Regardless of Fraser’s motives in releasing the information, there are strong indications that Ramaphosa does, nevertheless, have a case to answer. That Ramaphosa bungled the handling of Fraser is clear. He further claims that the employee not only received one of the R150,000 pay-offs but also was ultimately reinstated in her job after some patriarchal man-talk between Ramaphosa and her father.

WATCH | 'I've not stolen taxpayers' money' - Ramaphosa claims innocence amid farm burglary charges. News24.com. President Cyril Ramaphosa has insisted that ...

Shikongo, the deed shows, sealed the deal on the apartment on 12 February 2021. In July 2020, he paid R300 000 for a property in Kraaifontein. One of the alleged suspects in the burglary at President Cyril Ramaphosa's Limpopo farm paid R1.775 million in cash for a flat in Bloubergstrand, Cape Town, almost a year to the day after the theft of apparently millions of dollars stashed at the farmhouse.

As more questions arise over the February 2020 forex and cash theft at President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala wildlife farm, it has emerged there is a ...

Between 2014 and 2017, Ramaphosa’s last parliamentary declaration, the value of the estate went from R50,311,251 to R120,735,000, according to declarations. That’s when Ramaphosa resigned, as he must according to Section 87 of the Constitution, following his election as President in February 2018. The opposition is set to seize the opportunities on Thursday when the two-day parliamentary session on the Presidency Budget vote kicks off. What Ramaphosa does in his Friday reply will be crucial for his presidency of both party and state. And to no small extent it’s because of presidential fudginess. In the 2019/20 SAPS annual report, the forex robbery at the presidential Limpopo farm was just MIA. I’m in the game (farming) business,” Ramaphosa told the ANC conference delegates on Sunday. A parliamentary reply in late 2021 showed R8.39-million was spent between 1 April to 30 September 2020 to accommodate the bodyguards of Deputy President David “DD” Mabuza in Mpumalanga. Whether then police boss Khehla Sitole was ever told or otherwise knew, would indicate the lack of policy transparency and accountability. And while he’s on public record that the amount involved was much less than the reported $4-million claimed by Fraser, no numbers are given.] The situation was rectified by means of in-service training.” Parliament uses annual reports for its Budget oversight — and may amend or refuse a Budget vote, even if lawmakers have not ever used their powers like that.

Certainly, the criminal complaint lodged by ex-spy boss Arthur Fraser suggests a cover-up. But the President insists there's nothing untoward and that the ...

Ankole cattle belonging to President Cyril Ramaphosa's Ntaba Nyoni farm will be on offer at an auction held at the Phala Phala estate in Limpopo next ...

Lot 006 is Anita, an Ankole cow sired by Diambo, one of Ramaphosa's most-revered Ankole bulls. The Ankole Society of South Africa will hold its national auction on 18 June at Ramaphosa's Phala Phala farm. Ntaba Nyoni Ankole, Baron, and Bonsmara cattle fetched more than R10 million at an auction in March earlier this year.

Pressure mounts for President Cyril Ramaphosa to answer questions about the robbery in his farm where millions were allegedly stolen.

He said as the president is required, by law, to appear before Parliament every quarter and he has not done so this quarter, the ATM was requesting and appealing that Mapisa-Nqakula finds a suitable date before 15 June, the last sitting of the current quarter, for Ramaphosa to take Parliament and South Africans into his confidence and explain “the matters alluded to by Mr Fraser”. In his letter to Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, ATM President Vuyo Zungula said that it was even more concerning that Ramaphosa did not deem it appropriate to report the matter to a specified officer of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI) as required by the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act. Durban - The African Transformation Movement (ATM) has called on the Speaker of Parliament to find a date before the June 15, for President Cyril Ramaphosa to take the country into his confidence and explain the robbery of $4 million (R61m) at his Phala Phala game farm in Limpopo.

South Africa's anti-graft ombudsman Busisiwe Mkhwebane has started a probe into whether President Cyril Ramaphosa violated the Executive Members Ethics Act ...