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The Public Protector was derided by the Pretoria High Court for refusing to consider facts logically and for a material error of law
Bosasa boss attended my son’s wedding – Ramaphosa
The president revealed that Gavin Watson was among the guests at his son's wedding
‘DA did not distance itself from Ramaphosa money laundering claims’ — Maimane
In a confusing turn of events, the DA has come out to set the record straight on money laundering allegations regarding a CR17 Bosasa donation
Former CR17 campaign manager refutes money laundering claims
Bejani Chauke has hit back at allegations campaign donations were not all above board
Release full Ramaphosa-Bosasa report, DA tells Public Protector
Presidents and their families’ who mislead Parliament are treated held to account to the fullest might of the law, DA leader says
Ramaphosa Jr admits Bosasa paid him R2m
President Cyril Ramaphosa's son Andile has admitted that he was paid R2-million by Bosasa.
Bosasa to Maimane: ‘No record of R500k contract with Andile Ramphosa’
Bosasa has replied to DA leader Mmusi Maimane, denying the existence of a contract with President Ramaphosa's son, Andile Ramaphosa
Bosasa saga would have been above board had Party Funding Bill been enacted
My Vote Counts and other civil society organisations have been putting pressure on President Cyril Ramaphosa to enact the Bill
Bosasa saga: DA calls for full-scale investigation
On Friday the president said the donation by Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson was received without his knowledge in October 2017
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