HELEN ZILLE REVEALS RAMAPHOSA'S HIDDEN INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS: THIS COULD SEND HIM TO PRISON 1,915 views 29 May 2025 #helenzille #helenzillenews #ramaphosa South Africa’s political landscape was rocked to its core this week after Democratic Alliance (DA) Federal Chairperson Helen Zille revealed damning information allegedly linking President Cyril Ramaphosa to a series of secret offshore projects and undeclared financial interests — a revelation that, if proven true, could not only end his presidency but land him behind bars. In a fiery press briefing held at the DA’s headquarters in Cape Town on Tuesday morning, Zille held up a thick dossier of documents, claiming they contained proof of Ramaphosa’s involvement in undisclosed international ventures — including multi-million rand infrastructure deals, private investment accounts, and shell corporations operating across jurisdictions such as Mauritius, Dubai, and the Cayman Islands. This is not just another Phala Phala,” Zille declared, referencing the cash-in-sofa scandal that previously embarrassed Ramaphosa. “This is deliberate, sustained concealment of financial interests and offshore dealings that directly violate the Constitution, the Executive Ethics Act, and potentially, international anti-money laundering laws. According to the dossier, compiled with the assistance of independent financial forensic experts and whistleblower tips, Ramaphosa allegedly: Oversees a private development trust in Mauritius tied to a luxury eco-tourism resort project with undisclosed government-linked contractors; Holds “beneficial interests” in a Dubai-based logistics and tech investment group that recently won consulting work with African Union trade bodies; Funneled proceeds from foreign investment deals through a network of front companies, some of which have no South African tax records; Personally approved state-sanctioned deals in Rwanda and Ghana, despite clear conflict-of-interest indicators in his business connections. The most damning aspect, according to Zille, is that none of these interests were disclosed in the President’s legally required declaration of assets to Parliament or the ANC Integrity Commission. This is not a matter of bad judgment. This is criminal concealment. South Africa has jailed presidents before — and if justice is to be consistent, we may have to do so again,” Zille said, visibly incensed. Zille has called for an urgent, independent investigation, and vowed to submit the full dossier to the Public Protector, the Auditor-General, and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). DA legal teams are also preparing court papers to seek a declaratory order on whether Ramaphosa’s alleged conduct constitutes impeachable offenses under Section 89 of the Constitution. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HH2RHZSToXU&ab_channel=TruthUntoldSAMzansi 🇿🇦⚖️👥