'Funding' of ANC rally in Gauteng
According to Agrizzi, Bosasa forked out exorbitant amounts of money for the ANC's Siyanqoba rallies, at the insistence of Mokonyane. He alleges she made the requests through Gavin Watson, Bosasa's CEO.
Agrizzi told the commission that they were requested to cater for thousands of ANC supporters.
Zuma's birthday cake
In addition to the sponsorship for the ANC rallies, Agrizzi claims Bosasa also sponsored former president Jacob Zuma's birthday cake. Agrizzi claims that request was made by Mokonyane.
Agrizzi told the commission that he designed the cake, which had Bosasa's logo on it.
Personal gifts for Mokonyane
The relationship between Agrizzi, Bosasa and Mokonyane was allegedly a close and personal relationship that involved buying Mokonyane lavish gifts from as early as 2002.
Mokonyane had allegedly been receiving Christmas groceries as gifts from Bosasa "for years".
The "shopping list" was similar every year and would be along the lines of 120 cases of cold drink, 40 cases of beer, four cases of quality whisky, 12 cases of frozen chicken, 200kg of beef braai packs, eight lambs, cases of premium brandy and other speciality alcohol, Agrizzi said.
Audi A3 for Mokonyane's daughter
The Agrizzi-Mokonyane relationship extended to the minister's daughter.
Agrizzi told the commission of calls he allegedly received from the minister's daughter, specifically requesting an Audi A3 cabriolet.
After numerous crashes, Agrizzi offered to take her for driving lessons.
Roodepoort home renovation
When Mokonyane requested that her Roodepoort home be revamped, Agrizzi obliged.
Burial of relatives
Agrizzi claimed that in 2002 and 2003, there were persistent requests for funding to bury Mokonyane's relatives.
R50,000 monthly bribes
The minister is also alleged to have received R50,000 in bribes, to "handle" Agrizzi's and Zuma's prosecutions, which she never did.
Seven jaw-dropping allegations made by Angelo Agrizzi about Nomvula Mokonyane
Former Bosasa chief operating officer Angelo Agrizzi took the witness stand again on Monday to testify before the state capture commission.
Agrizzi has caused a stir since he began testifying last week, and his testimony on Monday was no different.
Environmental affairs minister Nomvula Mokonyane dominated news headlines as allegations against her piled up. Here are six of the most jaw-dropping claims made. Mokonyane has written a letter to the commission to object to the fact that she was not notified about the allegations.
Mokonyane's spokesperson, Mlimandlela Ndamase, said the allegations were "preposterous", SowetanLIVE reported.
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'Funding' of ANC rally in Gauteng
According to Agrizzi, Bosasa forked out exorbitant amounts of money for the ANC's Siyanqoba rallies, at the insistence of Mokonyane. He alleges she made the requests through Gavin Watson, Bosasa's CEO.
Agrizzi told the commission that they were requested to cater for thousands of ANC supporters.
Zuma's birthday cake
In addition to the sponsorship for the ANC rallies, Agrizzi claims Bosasa also sponsored former president Jacob Zuma's birthday cake. Agrizzi claims that request was made by Mokonyane.
Agrizzi told the commission that he designed the cake, which had Bosasa's logo on it.
Personal gifts for Mokonyane
The relationship between Agrizzi, Bosasa and Mokonyane was allegedly a close and personal relationship that involved buying Mokonyane lavish gifts from as early as 2002.
Mokonyane had allegedly been receiving Christmas groceries as gifts from Bosasa "for years".
The "shopping list" was similar every year and would be along the lines of 120 cases of cold drink, 40 cases of beer, four cases of quality whisky, 12 cases of frozen chicken, 200kg of beef braai packs, eight lambs, cases of premium brandy and other speciality alcohol, Agrizzi said.
Audi A3 for Mokonyane's daughter
The Agrizzi-Mokonyane relationship extended to the minister's daughter.
Agrizzi told the commission of calls he allegedly received from the minister's daughter, specifically requesting an Audi A3 cabriolet.
After numerous crashes, Agrizzi offered to take her for driving lessons.
Roodepoort home renovation
When Mokonyane requested that her Roodepoort home be revamped, Agrizzi obliged.
Burial of relatives
Agrizzi claimed that in 2002 and 2003, there were persistent requests for funding to bury Mokonyane's relatives.
R50,000 monthly bribes
The minister is also alleged to have received R50,000 in bribes, to "handle" Agrizzi's and Zuma's prosecutions, which she never did.
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