Man found guilty of stealing over $500,000 from South African President Ramaphosa's farm
A South African court on Monday found Imanuwela David guilty of stealing over $500,000 in cash from a farm owned by President Cyril Ramaphosa. The theft, which occurred in February 2020 at Phala Phala farm, involved $580,000 taken from a sofa. David, who subsequently purchased luxury cars and diamond-encrusted Rolex watches, claimed the money was from his diamond and Bitcoin businesses, a claim the court rejected. This case is part of the ongoing "Farmgate" scandal, which has led to an impeachment saga for President Ramaphosa, who denies any wrongdoing.
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