Man guilty of stealing cash from farm owned by South African president
The case, part of the "Farmgate" scandal, has left President Cyril Ramaphosa mired in an impeachment saga.
According to BBC News, the case, part of the "Farmgate" scandal, has left President Cyril Ramaphosa mired in an impeachment saga.
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- South Africa · Africa
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- South African, President Cyril Ramaphosa
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- Politics
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