John Arnold Bredenkamp

One of Zimbabwe's richest men John Bredenkamp played his part in Kababankola Mining Company (KMC) through Tremalt Limited...

Questions are being asked about a separate deal between August 26 (Pty) and Zimbabwe-based ACS International, in which tycoon John Bredenkamp says he is a 'passive investor'...

Who wants tycoon John Arnold Bredenkamp out of the way...

The British government regularly excoriates President Robert Mugabe's regime in Zimbabwe but it grants unlimited leave to remain in the UK to John Bredenkamp, who has supplied military equipment to Mugabe's government...

John Bredenkamp, who has been an important supplier of military equipment to President Robert Mugabe's government and an agent for BAE Systems in Southern Africa, has indefinite leave to remain in Britain; he operates his other trading companies out of Zimbabwe...

Another name linked to Mnangagwa is that of the controversial businessman John Arnold Bredenkamp, who in 2000 praised Mnangagwa's leadership to Africa Confidential and has substantial mining interests in Congo-Kinshasa, a country in which Mnangagwa also has close interest...

He told Africa Confidential that the Commission had already contacted three leading groups - the state mining corporation Gécamines, Belgium's Forrest Group and Kababankola Mining Company, headed by John Bredenkamp, a close associate of Zimbabwe's parliamentary Speaker, Emmerson Mnangagwa...

But Mnangagwa has retained some formidable business friends such as the former Finance Director of the Rhodesian Defence Force and now BAE Systems (British Aerospace) agent for Southern Africa, John Bredenkamp, and Omani magnate Thamer al-Shanfari...

The list will include, say senior US officials, John Arnold Bredenkamp and Thamer Al-Shanfari...

Mnangagwa's business backers, Mawere and John Arnold Bredenkamp, have both been banned from the United States because of their association with ZANU-PF...