Kaya 959 Reporter
Arthur Fraser, a former intelligence head, claims he met with the Directorate for Priority Crime Probe (Hawks) on Wednesday (15 June) to assist them in their investigation into his charges against President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Fraser said in a statement that he had provided the Hawks with new information and facts to help them complete their work.
Fraser filed a criminal complaint against Ramaphosa two weeks ago, alleging that the president hid a theft at his Phala Phala farm in Limpopo in 2020 from authorities.
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Arthur Fraser has released a media statement. He has given the Hawks ADDITIONAL information and details. pic.twitter.com/4jTzo25Pnl
— Modibe Vladimir Modiba (@mmodiba10) June 15, 2022
The “Phala Phala Farm Gate” has been a major topic in the last two weeks.
The accusation by Arthur Fraser is noted in a statement which was extensively circulated on social media alleged there was a theft of “in excess of four million US dollars” from Ramaphosa’s farm in Limpopo.
Fraser also claimed he gave police proof that Ramaphosa “hid the crime” from them and that the suspects were kidnapped and interrogated.
He further stated that the burglary occurred on February 9, 2020, according to the statement.
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