Patrice Motsepe
Cyril Ramaphosa, Patrice Motsepe settle on R2.1m for president's Ankole cow at auction
President Cyril Ramaphosa and mining billionaire Patrice Motsepe came together to trade millions at an auction. Ramaphosa walked away with over R10 million.
IEC reveals Patrice Motsepe is major political party donor, gave 5 parties a combined R13 million
The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has released a report revealing that Patrice Motsepe was the main donor to political parties in the 3rd quarter.
Patrice Motsepe: Get to know SA’s wealthiest man in 4 quick facts
Briefly News sought ad complied a few interesting facts about South Africa's wealthiest man Patrice Mostepe. He is a successful businessman an a philanthropist.
IEC reveals Ramaphosa's R366k ANC donation, while Motsepe contributed over R5m
President Cyril Ramaphosa and his brother in law businessman Patrice Motsepe donated R366 000, and over R5 million, respectively, to the ANC before the polls.
Business legends: 3 Black entrepreneurs who became successful during apartheid
Some black businessmen built their empires before 1994. Briefly News took a look at 3 entrepreneurs who were successful before the end of the previous regime.
King Dalindyebo comes clean, admits that Patrice Motsepe and Nelson Mandela also bought him cars
King Dalindyebo has revealed that he had also received cars from Patrice Motsepe and Nelson Mandela. The EFF gifted him with a R1.8m luxury Mercedes Benz.
CAF president Patrice Motsepe urges open discussions on World Cup every 2 years
Patrice Motsepe has urged people to be more open to having discussions about hosting the FIFA World Cup every two years. Motsepe is seemingly on board with it.
Mzansi’s richest: A look at the 5 wealthiest South Africans in 2021
Briefly News has taken a look at the five richest people in South Africa. We explore how they built their billion dollar empires and what they’re worth in 2021.
SABC denied rights to broadcast CAF Champions League, Patrice Motsepe blamed
Patrice Motsepe is being blamed for the SABC not getting the rights to air the CAF Champions League final on their channels. Social media is upset by decision.
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