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JUST IN: The Section 89 Independent Panel this morning handed over a final report to South African National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula regarding work done into probing the Phala Phala farm saga, in which money raised from game proceeds on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s farm, had been kept there. At the beginning of June, former State Security Agency head Arthur Fraser opened a criminal case of corruption, money laundering and defeating the ends of justice against Ramaphosa over the theft of N$60 million at his Phala Phala farm in Limpopo in February 2020. Instead, the burglary, allegedly committed by a group of Namibian nationals, was allegedly covered up and the thieves were tracked down, clandestinely, and interrogated by the head of the presidential protection services, General Wally Rhoode.
JUST IN: The Section 89 Independent Panel this morning handed over a final report to South African National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula regarding work done into probing the Phala Phala farm saga, in which money raised from game proceeds on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s farm, had been kept there. At the beginning of June, former State Security Agency head Arthur Fraser opened a criminal case of corruption, money laundering and defeating the ends of justice against Ramaphosa over the theft of N$60 million at his Phala Phala farm in Limpopo in February 2020. Instead, the burglary, allegedly committed by a group of Namibian nationals, was allegedly covered up and the thieves were tracked down, clandestinely, and interrogated by the head of the presidential protection services, General Wally Rhoode.

Phala Phala: Untersuchungsbericht

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Windhoek (ot/sno) – Das unabhängige Gremium der Sektion 89 übergab der Präsidentin des südafrikanischen Parlaments, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, einen Abschlussbericht über die Untersuchung der Phala-Phala-Raub-Saga. Südafrikas Präsident Cyril Ramaphosa hatte sein Bargeld in Höhe von zigtausenden US-Dollar in seinem Mobiliar versteckt, welche angeblich von einer Gruppe namibischer Staatsangehöriger geraubt wurden. Anfang Juni hatte der ehemalige Leiter der Staatssicherheitsbehörde, Arthur Fraser, wegen des Diebstahls dieser Gelder auf Ramaphosas Phala-Phala-Farm in Limpopo ein Strafverfahren wegen Korruption, Geldwäsche und Behinderung der Justiz gegen den Präsidenten eingeleitet. Der Einbruch wurde angeblich vertuscht, und die Diebe wurden heimlich aufgespürt und vom Leiter der Präsidentenleibwache, General Wally Rhoode, verhört.

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