The public protector's counsel insisted Mkhwebane had not relied on stolen emails in her report on the CR17 campaign, but they were handed to her.
The public protector’s counsel insisted Mkhwebane had not relied on stolen emails in her report on the CR17 campaign, but they were handed to her.
Day two of proceedings in Ramaphosa’s review of Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s report about CR17 campaign donations got under way with final submissions by the counsel for Mkhwebane, advocate Farzanah Karachi. Maleka argued that Ramaphosa, having designed the CR17 campaign in his own name with his own brand, benefited personally, having aspired to reach the highest office in the land, and then having attained it.
Ramaphosa argued the CR17 campaign had not benefited him personally but was a broader project to benefit the country and ANC, adding the benefit to him, other than becoming president, was indirect.
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