Ramaphosa declares ownership of 31 properties
Ramaphosa declared shares in Mondi Paper and Packaging valued at over R2-million, and his directorships of Micawber 799 and 800, the holding company of McDonald's
Fourteen members of parliament face sanctions for failing to disclose their financial interests, gifts or travel benefits in accordance with parliamentary rules. The committee on ethics and members' interests released its register of MPs' declarations yesterday. Committee co-chairmen Amos Masondo and Aumsen Singh said an investigation into the 14 who had not disclosed their interests would be made "before any consideration of sanctions". Masondo said the 14, who have not been named, would be given seven days in which to "explain their noncompliance". Acting registrar Nthuthuzelo Vanara said the seven days would be counted from when the MPs received letters asking them for an explanation. The letters would be sent "in due course". The MPs with the most considerable financial interests include Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa. Gordhan holds shares in blue-chip enterprises Naspers, Growthpoint, Spar, MTN, Bidvest, Sasol, BHP Billiton and all of South...
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