Mosima Gabriel Sexwale (Tokyo)

Some 304 branches picked compromise candidates including the ANC's former Secretary General Cyril Ramaphosa and its former Gauteng leader Tokyo Sexwale both of whom are now rich businessmen...

We hear Motlanthe's compromise choice is Cyril Ramaphosa rather than Tokyo Sexwale...

Neither has a clear lead and alternative candidates led by the new tycoons Cyril Ramaphosa and Tokyo Sexwale are making headway...

It also owns a noncontrolling stake of Caxton/CTP and says it is looking for a black partner; a deal involving Johncom Caxton/CTP and BEE companies run by Cyril Ramaphosa and Tokyo Sexwale which sought to acquire 20-30% of Johncom fell flat at the end of October...

Zuma has won the support of disaffected ex-members of the ANC's former military force Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK); others are being recruited by their former colleague presidential contender Tokyo Sexwale (formerly a Robben Island prisoner now a tycoon)...

The sacked Vice-President Jacob Zuma and the tycoon Tokyo Sexwale run openly...

Two high-profile business candidates with deep pockets - Tokyo Sexwale and Cyril Ramaphosa - have joined the presidential succession race but they face suspicion from several senior African National Congress officials who want the party to keep its distance from commercial influences...

To that list is now added two ANC politicians-turned-businessmen: Cyril Ramaphosa and Tokyo Sexwale...

In 2001 Ramaphosa and two other ANC grandees Tokyo Sexwale and Mathews Phosa were accused by the Police Minister Steve Tshwete a close ally of Mbeki of masterminding a plot to unseat him before the 2004 national elections...

Tokyo Sexwale is Chairman of Mvelaphanda Holdings a diversified investment company formed in 1998...

Sensational accusations are flying between Pretoria and Luanda as South Africa's presidential race heats up with frontrunners Jacob Zuma and Tokyo Sexwale both accused of interfering in Angolan politics...

African National Congress power-broker Tokyo Sexwale plans to combine the annual Bastille Festival on 14 July with a celebration of Nelson Mandela's release from the Victor Verster Prison in February 1990...