Bubye

Bubye Minerals took over the mine through a Deed of Compromise in 1999, but was kicked out by Saudi Arabian billionaire, Adel Aujan who Bubye had invited to assist in buying out the foreign shareholders of Auridium.

UNDP admits vehicles registered in its name were used to smuggle diamonds 2009

Bubye also disputed the quantity of diamonds that had allegedly been mined arguing that River Ranch itself had pointed out that it was producing about 20 000 carats a month.

UNDP admits vehicles registered in its name were used to smuggle diamonds 2009

Bubye also disputed the quantity of diamonds that had allegedly been mined arguing that River Ranch itself had pointed out that it was producing about 20 000 carats a month.

UNDP admits vehicles registered in its name were used to smuggle diamonds 2009

Bubye Minerals took over the mine through a Deed of Compromise in 1999, but was kicked out by Saudi Arabian billionaire, Adel Aujan who Bubye had invited to assist in buying out the foreign shareholders of Auridium.

UNDP admits vehicles registered in its name were used to smuggle diamonds 2009

Makatiyani confirmed that Susari was seconded to River Ranch by AMSCO under UNDP accreditation in a letter to Bubye lawyer Terrence Hussein in March last year.

AMSCO tight-lipped about its contract with Mujuru's company 2008

Bubye claimed that officials seconded by AMSCO were using UNDP vehicles to smuggle diamonds to South Africa because the vehicles and the officers had diplomatic immunity and were not subject to search as they were accredited with the UNDP.

UNDP investigator to look into Mujuru's company 2008

When asked by another Bubye lawyer Godfrey Mamvura whether he had any professional or tertiary qualifications, Kantsouris said he was a stockbroker on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and a Member of the Institute of Estate Agents of South Africa (MIEA).

AMSCO tight-lipped about its contract with Mujuru's company 2008

This was disclosed during the trial of the directors of Bubye Minerals who were taken to court by Kantsouris for allegedly stripping River Ranch Mine of its equipment.

AMSCO tight-lipped about its contract with Mujuru's company 2008

These were the Bubye mine near the southern town of Beitbridge, since renamed River Ranch and apparently owned by retired army general Solomon Mujuru, husband of Zimbabwe vice president Joyce

ANC Daily News Briefing 2007

Tim G. W00T Bubye Sangina! blog comments powered by Disqus

Live Blogging LOST (Episode 17, Season 3) | the TV addict 2007