President CyrilRamaphosa disclosed details of how foreign currency he earned from the sale of buffalo was stolen from his game farm in 2020, saying he followed due process in reporting the crime & denied breaking any laws. Moneyweb PhalaPhalaFarmGate
President Cyril Ramaphosa disclosed full details of how foreign currency he earned from the sale of buffalo was stolen from his game farm in 2020, saying he followed due process in reporting the crime and denied breaking any laws. The animals were sold for $580 000 in cash to Sudanese national Mustafa Mohamed Ibrahim Hazim in late 2019, Ramaphosa said in a 138-page submission made to an advisory panel that parliament set up to probe whether he had done anything untoward.
The scandal has undermined the 70-year-old Ramaphosa’s campaign to seek a second term as leader of the governing African National Congress when it holds its elective conference next month, although he remains the front-runner in the race.
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