State reduces claim against Agrizzi from R1.8bn to R53m
Though it could identify ‘only’ R7m in alleged personal benefits from the corruption the Bosasa whistleblower exposed, alongside R26.7m in assets.
Bosasa whistleblower Angelo Agrizzi believes he is paying a heavy price for his role in reporting the corrupt Bosasa prison tenders and their political enablers to law enforcement authorities.
More than a decade after blowing the whistle on his former employer, Bosasa, and nine months after accepting a plea and sentence agreement for his role in corrupt activities and money laundering, Agrizzi found himself last week defending a R1.8 billion confiscation claim against him by the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP).
