# Union federation SAFTU is calling on the National Prosecuting Authority and law enforcement agencies to broaden investigations into the Bosasa corruption scandal and other state capture-related activities. The Gauteng High Court ordered former Bosasa operational chief Angelo Agrizzi to pay the state 1.66-billion-rand from the proceeds of corruption linked to unlawful activities. SAFTU’s Asive Dyani says investigators must follow the money, identify those who benefited from corrupt transactions and ensure everyone implicated is held accountable:
SAFTU calls for a wider probe into Bosasa corruption scandal [SOUND]
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