Ramaphosa’s stolen millions: the Namibian connection

What you Need to Know

  • In 2020 Namibian authorities quickly identified suspects following a break-in at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s farm. One was even arrested after crossing into Namibia illegally.
  • But Namibian sources allege SA intelligence back-channels were used to get the Namibians to let the matter go, purportedly to protect Ramaphosa.
  • Now Arthur Fraser’s criminal complaint puts the President on the spot: what did he do, what did he know and why the cover-up?

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