‘Zuma spy’ Arthur Fraser slams DA case as smear campaign
Former intelligence boss says allegations against him seek to demonise and keep him out of public service in any capacity
Former intelligence boss Arthur Fraser, dubbed "the spy who saved Zuma" because he allegedly leaked the spy tapes that allowed the former president to escape corruption charges nearly a decade ago, has denied that he ran a treasonous parallel intelligence network from his own home. Claims that he used a slush fund to buy luxury vehicles and issued tenders to his family members were "sheer fabrications" and were politically motivated, Fraser said in court papers responding to the DA’s challenge to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to appoint him as commissioner of correctional services. If you are already a subscriber, please click on the following link to go to the full article: ‘Zuma spy’ bashes DA case If you would like to subscribe to BusinessLIVE to read the full story, please click here.
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