Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi is expected to wrap up his testimony before the state capture inquiry on Tuesday.
Over the past two weeks, Agrizzi has alleged that high-level government and ANC officials were involved in corrupt deals with Bosasa. On Monday, Agrizzi spilled the beans on the company's allegedly corrupt relationship with former SAA boss Dudu Myeni and former president Jacob Zuma.
He told the inquiry that Bosasa would pay R300,000 per month in cash towards the Jacob Zuma Foundation.
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Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi is expected to wrap up his testimony before the state capture inquiry on Tuesday.
Over the past two weeks, Agrizzi has alleged that high-level government and ANC officials were involved in corrupt deals with Bosasa. On Monday, Agrizzi spilled the beans on the company's allegedly corrupt relationship with former SAA boss Dudu Myeni and former president Jacob Zuma.
He told the inquiry that Bosasa would pay R300,000 per month in cash towards the Jacob Zuma Foundation.
He alleged Myeni, who was also the chairperson of the foundation, collected the cash, which was destined for Zuma's pockets.
In exchange for Bosasa’s monthly payments, Zuma is said to have used his influence to help effect legislative changes and cripple investigations into the company.
Myeni is also alleged to have received expensive gifts from Bosasa, including a Louis Vuitton handbag.
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