Minister Malatsi informed parliament that Resolve Communications, chaired by Tony Leon, approached his office on two separate occasions regarding unrelated issues. He also denied that the firm facilitated his meeting with Starlink.
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Reports allege that Tony Leon's public relations firm, Resolve Communications, attempted to influence the administrations of municipalities led by the Democratic Alliance (DA).
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