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Patrice Motsepe' sister questioned by the police over a crime that happened in Botswana* Brigette Motsepe Commercial Crimes Unit in Pretoria wrote to Motsepe on January 29 asking her to respond to allegations in Botswana that she was involved in money laundering case that implicates her and former president Ian Khama. The cops wanted to know about the relations between her company, Mmakau Mining, and Botswana-based Avante Security Services.The Botswana Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA) froze Avante Security Services bank accounts in Botswana on suspicions that the company was used by South African businesswoman Bridgette Motsepe Radebe to launder money for Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi's presidential campaign to oust Mokgweetsi Masisi. Few months ago, South Africa was accused by the government of Botswana of breaching international corporation laws by protecting Bridgette Motsepe Bridgette is the sister of Patrice Motsepe and she is married to ANC stalwart Jeff Radebe. She grew up i

Dr Patrice Motsepe A lot of Companies want to invest in African Football ,but they are not sure whether their money will go into CAF leadership Pockets or or it will go to intended recipients .CAF is corrupt ,if i win The CAF Presidential Seat i will Audit all the departments. All the Financial statements of CAF expenditure will be printed in the CAF websites for everybody to see .When comes to CAF competitions more more money will be added to participating Teams and eventual winners of the Trophies .I will not hold back especially in the upliftment of the African Child .Even the Broadcasting System we will transform it so that it can reach millions of viewers .

Patrice Motsepe's 10-point plan for Africa. 1. Investing in developing and growing football in each African country through sponsorships, private sector and other partners. 2. Improving the efficiency and professionalism of CAF's Competitions and its staff. 3. Implementing and adhering to governance and auditing global best practices. 4. Investing in African football infrastructure. 5. Investing in our youth and in the future of African football. 6. Developing and growing women's football. 7. Protecting the integrity and professionalising referees. 8. Establishing Video Assistant Referees (VAR). 9. Statutory reforms. 10. Partnerships with Fifa and other continental governing bodies.

Irvin Khoza (born January 27, 1948) is a South African football administrator and businessman. Nicknamed "Iron Duke / Squveve", he is the Chairman of Orlando Pirates Football Club, Chairman of the South African Premier Soccer League and by virtue of this, Vice-President of the South African Football Association. His relationship with Orlando Pirates started in 1980, when he became its secretary and owner in 1991. As the Chairman of the Premier Soccer League, he was instrumental in securing the current sponsors of the league, Absa Group Limited.[1] He was also the Chairman of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee South Africa, after serving as the Chairman of South Africa's 2010 FIFA World Cup bid. Irvin Khoza Patrice Motsepe the Son of the Soil ,As The Chairman of The NSL which comprises 32 Clubs in South Africa we are Fully behind you . I'm praying for you my Brother that you can Uplift African Football .We may not have the Vote as you Know SAFA will do the ho

Details: “The minister brings lots and lots of luck and that’s why his presence here, in terms of good energy and historical blessings, is very important. And of course thanks to Danny and everybody who is here from the leadership of football,” Motsepe said. “There’s nothing that I can say that has not been said, but the two things is that you arrived here because of hard work and huge sacrifices and you proved it to yourselves, the country, as well as to people all over the world…nobody did you a favour. You’ve made us so proud and everybody in South Africa is 100 percent behind each and everyone of you, those who will play and those who might not play. But I just want to say that everyone here is part of history, part of South African history. We are so confident. Implement what the coach told you and we will win.