Angelo Agrizzi apologises for using racist slur
The former Bosasa CEO will pay R200,000 to the Barney Mokgatle Foundation in Alexandra, after using the k-word in a recorded audio clip played at the state capture commission
27 June 2019 - 13:34
“I'm really sorry, because the wounds are still raw, and for me to have been one of the people to rub salt in those wounds was despicable,” state capture whistle-blower Angelo Agrizzi said on Thursday.
The former Bosasa CEO will pay R200,000 to the Barney Mokgatle Foundation in Alexandra, Johannesburg, following his use of the k-word in a recorded audio clip played during his testimony at the state capture commission of inquiry earlier in 2019...
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