Ace Magashule will face allegations of corruption in his personal capacity. That's the word from the ANC national executive committee, which this week reached consensus on the matter.
The allegations are contained in a book by investigative journalist Pieter-Louis Myburgh. Party spokesperson Dakota Legoete said: “The SG will take it alone as an individual because it involves his era as premier not his current position of SG.
“He has agreed to take the matter up legally in his capacity as Ace Magashule the former premier of Free State.”
Read the full story in the Sunday Times.
Ace Magashule must go it alone, ANC NEC says
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Ace Magashule will face allegations of corruption in his personal capacity. That's the word from the ANC national executive committee, which this week reached consensus on the matter.
The allegations are contained in a book by investigative journalist Pieter-Louis Myburgh. Party spokesperson Dakota Legoete said: “The SG will take it alone as an individual because it involves his era as premier not his current position of SG.
“He has agreed to take the matter up legally in his capacity as Ace Magashule the former premier of Free State.”
Read the full story in the Sunday Times.
From state funds being used for ‘pro-Zuma' rallies and billions of rands potentially lost through dodgy deals: TimesLIVE sat down with ‘Gangster State’ author Pieter-Louis Myburgh for a look into why South Africans should care about his book on ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule. Myburgh also responds to allegations of being a ‘Stratcom agent’ and has even welcomed threats of legal action from Magashule himself.
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