The party's National Working Committee has welcomed and commended the decision by Ramaphosa to voluntarily present himself to the ANC Integrity Commission in line with ANC policy.
This follows reports last week that an amount estimated to be $4 million was allegedly stolen by five Namibians who conspired with Ramaphosa’s domestic worker in February 2020.against Ramaphosa for breaching the Prevention of Organised Crime Act by allegedly not reporting the robbery when it took place., the president met the ANC top officials yesterday and a report was expected to be presented to the party’s national working committee in the afternoon, but it did not happen.
NWC welcomed and commended the decision by Ramaphosa to voluntarily present himself to the ANC Integrity Commission in line with ANC policy. “The National Officials undertook to process the matter expeditiously and to report to the next NWC. The NWC will deliberate on the matter further once it has received a report from the National Officials,” he said.on his part.
Presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya stated: “The president was attending an African Union Summit in Addis Ababa at the time of the incident. On being advised of the robbery, president Ramaphosa reported the incident to the head of the Presidential Protection Unit of the South African Police Service for investigation.”Political parties and heads have since called for swift action on the matter with UDM leader, Bantu Holomisa, calling for Parliament to investigate the matter.
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