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Ramaphosa says stolen money was not proceeds of crime, DA responds

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has assured party members that the money stolen from his game farm in 2020, was not from the proceeds of crime. He address the matter yesterday, for the first time, before an ANC gathering. This follows former spy boss Arthur Fraser, who last week laid charges against him, in connection with the alleged missing 4-million dollars.
Meanwhile: The Democratic Alliance has written to the SA Revenue Service and the Reserve Bank, to get more information on the multi-million-dollar-robbery. DA leader, John Steenhuisen says there are too many holes in the story:

The president has reiterated that the monies said to have been stolen, were proceeds from his cattle and game business, which have been declared in Parliament.

Zahraa Schroeder
Zahraa Schroeder
Zahraa writes articles about climate change, world conflict and celebrities. She received her Diploma in Journalism and Media Studies from Damelin, and has garnered more than four years’ experience in the radio industry. She is short for no reason and loves talking to strangers on the bus.

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