The Office of the Public Protector has completed its Phala Phala investigation and an interim report has been drafted. | JKwritingz
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The Office of the Public Protector has completed its Phala Phala investigation and an interim report has been completed In the letter, Dlamini gave Zungula a status update on the investigation into allegations that Ramaphosa violated the Executive Ethics Code after the theft of dollars that were hidden at his game farm, Phala Phala, in Waterberg, Limpopo on 9 February 2020.
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