The walls are closing in Mr President. 🦅Hawks are processing more than 41 testimonies in the Phala Phala robbery docket.
is accused of concealing a robbery which took place at his Phala Phala game farm in Limpopo on 9 February 202o.
Fraser said the president didn’t just conceal and cover up the incident, he also violated several foreign currency and tax evasion laws by hiding a large stash of cash in the furniture. The forum of political parties – including the Democratic Alliance , Economic Freedom Fighters and African Transformational Movement , among others – have been calling for Ramaphosa to be held accountable for the controversial February 2020 robbery
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