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Mantashe benefitted from Bosasa's 'corrupt modus operandi'- Zondo

1st March 2022

By: News24Wire

  

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The third part of the State Capture Commission of Inquiry has found that Minerals and Energy Minister and former African National Congress secretary general Gwede Mantashe benefitted from Bosasa's "corrupt modus operandi".

The company had installed CCTV cameras at his homes in Boksburg, east of Johannesburg and Cala in the Eastern Cape.

The latest volume of the report deals exclusively with Bosasa and spans nearly 1 000 pages.

Download Part Three of the report here.

Edited by News24Wire

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