ANC secretary general Ace Magashule is exploring his legal options over an explosive new book which sheds light on his alleged corrupt reign over the Free State province in the past decade.
“We decided we need to brief the NEC on the update on the list because we had different voices out there. People thinking that the list has been changed,” he said.
“There is no list that was changed. The list presented to the IEC is the list presented to the extended NWC [national working committee] where provinces were present on the 11th before the 13th when we went to register the list.” Allegations that Magashule had changed the list were circulating on WhatsApp groups, which led to him clashing with State Security Minister Dipuo Letsatsi-Duba, who had apparently shared the message.“Let’s wait until the discussions take place and concluded we can still comment about these issues tomorrow,” he said.“I think what we should acclimatise ourselves with is the law. What does the law say.
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