# Former Bosasa chief operating officer Angelo Agrizzi has been ordered by the High Court in Pretoria to pay the state more than 1.6-billion-rand linked to unlawful benefits from Bosasa’s corrupt activities. Agrizzi was convicted last year on three counts of corruption and one of money laundering for his involvement in a corruption network that secured government contracts through bribes. Judge Mokhina Mosopa found that Agrizzi benefited from the company’s bribery network and failed to fully disclose his assets, including properties in South Africa and Italy.
Agrizzi ordered to pay State R1.66-billion linked to Bosasa corruption scandal