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Bosasa State Capture Asset Attachment

Assets FrozenR53 millionHigh confidence

Bosasa State Capture Asset Attachment involves R53 million in assets frozen by court order in Gauteng, according to official records. It represents a substantial sum of public money. The matter relates to the Department of Correctional Services. 4 individuals have been formally implicated through official proceedings, including Angelo Agrizzi, Leon van Tonder, Linda Mti and 1 others.

Case details

The NPA and AFU obtained orders attaching over R53 million in assets of Bosasa executives and relatives following Zondo Commission revelations of corruption with the Department of Correctional Services. Assets include two Italian apartments worth approximately R17 million, other real estate, luxury vehicles and bank accounts belonging to Bosasa bosses and family members.

Assets2 apartments in Italy (~R17M), additional real estate, luxury vehicles, bank accounts
Department / entityDepartment of Correctional Services
Estimated valueR53 million
StatusAssets Frozen
Court orderHigh Court asset attachment order, August 2024
Date reported11 August 2024
LocationKrugersdorp area, Gauteng, Gauteng

Implicated (4)

Angelo AgrizziLeon van TonderLinda MtiJeffrey Gillingham

Source — NPA

Reported 11 August 2024

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Sourced exclusively from official public records (SIU, AFU, NPA, Hawks, Zondo Commission). This tracker does not make independent allegations; individuals listed have been formally implicated through legal proceedings or official investigations. Updated manually — may not reflect the latest case developments.