Several ANC leaders tried to capture me, says HlaudiMotsoeneng
Johannesburg - Controversial former SABC boss Hlaudi Motsoeneng has threatened to implicate a number of ANC leaders if he is called before the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture.
“If I go to the commission, some of the ANC people are going to be in trouble because I was not captured by them - they tried to capture me, but I capture myself unfortunately,” Motsoeneng said. “Maybe I should accept that I am corrupt, and I am accepting it. I am corrupt. My corruption is the good one because it is turning around the lives of the people of South Africa. That is my corruption.
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