Suspended Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane says President Cyril Ramaphosa breached the Executive Code of Ethics by not declaring the R500 000 donation he received from Bosasa for his CR17 African National Congress (ANC) Presidential campaign.
Mkhwebane is continuing with her evidence before the Section 194 parliamentary inquiry probing her fitness to hold office.
Mkhwebane’s legal counsel started by summarising her testimony from the previous day on Ramaphosa’s CR17 campaign. And what the Executive Code of Ethics requires from members of Parliament.
Mkhwebane’s Counsel Adv Dali Mpofu says, “Purely on the basis of the R500 000 amount which the President himself brought to the attention of the parliament as having been received by the CR17 campaign ore than R350 just on the basis of that was your conclusion that there had been a breach of members of ethics act?
Source: SABC
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