Former Bosasa chief operations officer, Angelo Agrizzi, has been denied bail by the Palm Ridge Magistrates Court after the State argued that he is a flight risk. Agrizzi is facing corruption and bribery charges, along with former ANC Member of Parliament Vincent Smith, after the latter was found to have received monies amounting to 800-thousand rand from Bosasa.

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