Mustapha Yusuf

Mustafa Hazim, a Sudanese dollar millionaire who stays in Dubai. Claims he came to visit his South African wife, Bianca o' Donoghue, in 2019 and - while they were staying in Sun City - found out about Phala Phala's game. She's originally from KZN. He went to pay $580,000 cash for buffaloes on Xmas day in 2019, but never had them collected. He claims he did not know the farm belonged to President Cyril Ramaphosa & dealt with the farm manager, Sylvester Ndlovu. When he heard in 2022 about the farm theft, he didn't know it was his money that was stolen. And yet, he had never fetched his game. Nor demanded a refund. He didn't open a case. He has never been called into South Africa to address courts, authorities nor the police. My gut tells me that this was money laundering or straight funding for Ramaphosa from the Sudanese govt. Omar Al Bashir was never arrested in South Africa, under Zuma & Ramaphosa, defying the ICC. Mustafa has previously funded the Sudanese military against coups. But he's mostly a hidden character. The bigger question is: how many other transactions do Ramaphosa's farms get like this? Where hundreds of thousands of dollars are simply handed over without declaration to SARS, the SARB & without the banks? Is Ramaphosa a money launderer? Are his farms a conduit for illicit money flows? What's his relationship with Sudan? What exactly does Mustafa do for a living? And why would he not care about R8mln to R9.5mln sitting in South Africa, without a care in the world? Why does Ramaphosa have Namibians working on his farm? Why did he ask the money to be moved from the safe? Why did he involve the Namibian govt? Again, my conspiracy theory: he & other ANC leaders, are money launderers, and receive funding from dubious sources. The DA, PA & their funders demand Cyril be protected. Why? Are they also part of such shenanigans? South Africa is a mafia state. The govt and it's funders are straight-up criminals. The sooner we accept this, the sooner we can have peace or begin fighting against these forces, so that South Africa can get new ownership. Penuel.

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