Many people are still asking themselves questions on to how can such big cash be kept on house instead of the bank. This comes after Cyril Ramaphosa confirmed that cash was stolen at his phala phala farm. He also confirmed that he was not involved in a any criminal activity during the Robery.
The security is set to have been upgrade since the incident. The robbery took place around February in 2020.
The president doesn’t want to reveal more information because the case is still ongoing.
The man who allegedly stole money from the president property. it is believed that he had connection to the underground criminal world wich is based in cape town.
The man known as Immauwela David a Namibian citizen he used to visit the phala phala game farm a lot before the robbery took place.
According to a source who had contact with the man, who allegedly stole the money. He says Fraser’s Afidavit support the claim that around R62 million($4 million) was stolen.
There were also report that David was also arrested when he tried to unlawfully enter Nambia during lockdown back then.
It is believed that he manage to bribe the police officers and the Namibian official who fetched him from the rivers banks.
Investigators who were following David, it alleged that they manage to force the domestic worker to reveal the whereroubouts of David.
The domestic worker manage to tell the investigators that David fled to Cape town together with his former partner.
The ex-girlfriend said she broke up with David a long time ago.
She didn’t know were he is.
A source who is aware of the underworld criminal gang said David was seen a numbers of times, trading using foreign currency this year in a black market in cape town.
He was leaving large in cape town. driving in luxurious cars which included G63,C-class, Mercedes Benz G-glass and Range Rover.
His favorite spot was Campus bay suburb.
Another source confirm that David was into Rolex watch.
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The man who allegedly made off with millions of rands from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s farm is said to have used his loot to immerse himself in Cape Town’s criminal underworld and live the high life with flashy cars and luxury houses https://t.co/4pbdvlX80j. pic.twitter.com/1HZhntQxeY
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