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Watson was 'highly confident' after praying for protection at tax probe

30 August 2019 - 07:00 By Graeme Hosken
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The wreckage of the Toyota Corolla Bosasa boss Gavin Watson was driving when he crashed into a concrete pillar within the precinct of OR Tambo International Airport on Monday.
The wreckage of the Toyota Corolla Bosasa boss Gavin Watson was driving when he crashed into a concrete pillar within the precinct of OR Tambo International Airport on Monday.
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Bosasa boss Gavin Watson was “highly confident” ahead of his tax inquiry testimony on Tuesday, bolstered by a staff meeting where they prayed for guidance and protection.

His nephew told Times Select Watson was set to meet a lawyer on Monday morning for the final preparations ahead of his appearance before the Sars inquiry on Tuesday.

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