Andile Ramaphosa cuts ties with implicated Chinese businessman

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President’s son also hires law firm to review his business partnerships

In a bid to clean up his image, businessman Andile Ramaphosa‚ son of President Cyril Ramaphosa‚ has cut ties with a Chinese businessman implicated in state capture allegations.

He cut ties with Jianbao Chen‚ chair of Chinese company Huarong Energy Africa‚ after the company was alleged to have given Eskom a R25bn loan without the power utility following due processes. He added that had the bid for Mercantile Bank succeeded‚ the partnership would have resulted in him owning 13% of the bank‚ with Chen owning the majority 87%.

“The introduction to Chen came through the China Export and Credit Insurance Corporation via our China office. We were able to verify Jianbao’s legitimacy as a businessman and to ascertain his financial capability.

 

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