Parliament’s Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests has published the register of members’ interests for 2023.
The register is published to ensure transparency and to instil public trust and confidence in parliament, with members required to declare significant holdings in businesses, shares owned, as well as gifts received.
The 2023 register marks the first time the finance minister Enoch Godongwana’s interests have been declared, as well as deputy president Paul Mashatile – both of whom were sworn in after the 2022 register was compiled and subsequently published in April 2023. The use of the private jet is listed by deputy minister in the presidency, Pinky Kekana, who declared the use of a “friend’s” private jet among her gifts .
The 2023 register, however, showed that Mashatile declared at least two properties as his own. This includes a home in Sandton, as well as a massive house in Midrand – ostensibly the mansion in question.
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