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How former Lottery board chair payed for R6.3-million Rolls Royce

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A R6.3-million Rolls Royce Phantom and a R1-million property in an office park linked to former National Lotteries Commission (NLC) board chairperson Alfred Nevhutanda have been frozen. Both were bought using Lottery grant money. The car and the property are included in a preservation order granted by the court against several people on 28 September.

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How former Lottery board chair payed for R6.3-million Rolls Royce

Pretoria high court freezes former Lottery board chair Alfred Nevhutanda’s luxury car and property. The post How the former Lottery board chair paid for his R6.3-million Rolls Royce appeared first on Daily Maverick.

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How the former Lottery board chair paid for his R6.3-million Rolls Royce

Court freezes Alfred Nevhutanda’s luxury car and property

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