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Generations. i've been involved in ag policy for 25 years, i was -- served on armed services committee while in congress and i recognized and saw them buying up fertilizer companies, chemical companies, our processing systems. they're buying our food supply so they can control us not only manipulating their currency, stealing our ip and now they're purchasing our land to have a foothold here in the center of the united states of america to conduct surveillance on our defense systems and it's alarming and it's very strange for south dakota to have to be this aggressive and when there's a lack o...

Generations. i've been involved in ag policy for 25 years, i was -- served on armed services committee while in congress and i recognized and saw them buying up fertilizer companies, chemical companies, our processing systems. they're buying our food supply so they can control us not only manipulating their currency, stealing our ip and now they're purchasing our land to have a foothold here in the center of the united states of america to conduct surveillance on our defense systems and it's alarming and it's very strange for south dakota to have to be this aggressive and when there's a lack o...

South African tax authorities were not able to find any record that Hazim Mustafa, the Sudanese businessman who paid $580 000 in cash to President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala farm, declared the cash he brought into the country in December 2019. Democratic Allince (DA) leader John Steenhuisen filed a Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) request with the South African Revenue Service (SARS) in December 2022. Steenhuisen asked for a copy of the declaration form after Mustafa produced a document that he showed journalists in an interview with Sky News, but would not hand it ov...

The South African Revenue Service has confirmed it was unable to find any record of the money brought into the country by Sundanese businessman Hazim Mustafa.

SARS has failed to find a record corroborating Hazim Mustafa's claim of declaring $580 000 when he entered South Africa.