AndileRamaphosa admits Bosasa paid him R2m for business deal – report
JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa’s son has reportedly admitted that Bosasa paid him R2 million for a business deal which he says he now regrets.
The company was contracted to carry out advisory work for some government departments and private companies in Uganda and Kenya.
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