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Agrizzi’s case was postponed to January, when the alleged fraudster’s medical inquiry at the Pretoria high court is expected to be completed

The charges relate to corrupt dealings that Nair allegedly had with Bosasa — awarding security features valued at R200,000

The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria will have to decide whether self-professed corrupter Angelo Agrizzi can physically stand trial for his role in the R1.8 billion Bosasa fraud case.

Agrizzi was a no-show in court on Monday as his co-accused - former correctional services commissioner Linda Mti, former DCS chief financial officer Patrick Gillingham, and former Bosasa CFO Andrie...

Uveka Rangappa gets the latest on the Bosasa corruption case from the Investigating Directorate spokesperson - Sindisiwe Seboka.

The former BOSASA COO and his co-accused - including former Correctional Services Commissioner Linda Mti and the department’s former Chief Financial Officer Patrick Gillingham - are facing a string of charges of fraud and corruption.

The high court in Pretoria is on Friday scheduled to resume hearing the R1.8bn Bosasa and department of correctional services fraud and corruption matter.

The state has notified the Pretoria high court it intends to lodge an "unreasonable delay" application in the R1.8bn Bosasa fraud and corruption case in terms of the Criminal Procedure Act.

The pulmonologist appointed by the state to assess former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi’s health started work on May 19 and the assessment will be presented on July 12 when Agrizzi’s corruption case resumes in Johannesburg.

Zondo recommended the NPA strongly consider prosecuting Bonifacio, and it did until the charges were scrapped with no explanation