South Africas President Cyril Ramaphosa says there is no basis for the claims of criminal conduct relating to an alleged cover-up of a burglary at. President Cyril Ramaphosa allegedly kept large sums of money in foreign currency estimated to be 80 million R124 billion concealed.
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In Limpopo a maid at Ramaphosas Phala Phala game property told Imanuwela David a Namibian citizen with dual South African citizenship that the money was there.
. Johannesburg President Cyril Ramaphosa allegedly kept large sums of money in foreign currency estimated to be 80 million R124 billion concealed under mattress and couches at his farm in Bela-Bela Limpopo. An employee at President Cyril Ramaphosas farm in Limpopo has spilled the beans as he confirmed that he saw the security camera footage of the break-in and theft of Millions of Dollars which has led a lot of South Africans to believe the allegations against President Cyril Ramaphosa for allegedly covering up the break-in and theft just look. It has now been established that the money estimated to be 80 million R124 billion was allegedly stolen by five Namibians who conspired with his domestic worker in February 2020.
1 day agoPresident Cyril Ramaphosa volunteers to approach ANC Integrity Commission over farm robbery allegations In a related matter Briefly News also reported President Cyril Ramaphosa plans to approach the Integrity Commission after allegations emerged about him trying to conceal a robbery that occurred at his Phala Phala Farm in 2020. 1 day agoPresident Cyril Ramaphosa allegedly kept large sums of money in foreign currency estimated to be 80 million R124 billion concealed under mattress and couches at his farm in Bela-Bela Limpopo. It has been established that the money was allegedly stolen by five Namibians who conspired with his domestic worker in February 2020.
When President Cyril Ramaphosas farm was raided the alleged thief is believed to have acquired flashy automobiles and luxurious homes with the stolen money. Ramaphosa himself has disputed the sum of money in question but accepted that he buys and sells animals sometimes through. It has been established that the money was allegedly stolen by five Namibians who conspired with his domestic worker in February 2020.
1 day agoIN DETAIL SA President Cyril Ramaphosa mired in break-in mystery. Robbers allegedly broke into Ramaphosas Phala Phala farm in the northeast of the country where they found 4 million in cash hidden in furniture. In a newly-released video made by IOL footage can be seen of the burglary that occured at President Cyril Ramaphosas Phala Phala Farm in Bela-Bela.
2 days agoSouth Africas President Cyril Ramaphosa has hit back at allegations of improper conduct over large amounts of cash stolen from his wildlife farm in 2020.
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