The South African Communist Party's former Limpopo secretary called on the party to pay back the R3 million VBS Bank allegedly paid on the party's behalf.
The South African Communist Party's former Limpopo secretary Phatse Justice Pitso slammed the parry's alleged R3 million payment from VBS Mutual Bank
The party was among the high-profile individuals and entities which the convicted former chairman Tshifhiwa Matodzi's explosive affidavitSACP's former Limpopo secretary called for the party to pay back the money it allegedly got from VBS.
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