EFF leader Julius Malema says the party is not buying President Cyril Ramaphosa’s story that he was not involved in the controversies surrounding his Phala Phala game farm in Limpopo, where millions of dollars were allegedly hidden in furniture and then stolen with the help of a domestic worker.
This is because, the red berets insist, nothing could happen on a property owned by Ramaphosa without his prior knowledge and approval. Thus, the alleged torture of suspects who stole money from the farm and them being apparently paid hush money after the interrogation would have been known to Ramaphosa. He said the party has sent parliamentary questions to Ramaphosa about the incidents.
Will he provide proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the money stored at the farm was game-sale proceeds? Does he have other places, other than the Phala Phala farm, where he has stored huge amounts of money? If so, what are the details by venue and stored amounts? According to Malema, if Ramaphosa does not answer the questions to their satisfaction, the EFF will disrupt his public speeches until he steps aside to allow for an investigation into his involvement in the matter.
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