ANC to review how families do business with state, corruption tainted Ace Magashule says
Magashule says ANC corruption claims ‘cause us collectively to dip our heads in shame and to humble ourselves before the people’
04 August 2020 - 14:14
The ANC, which has become embroiled in fresh allegations of corruption related to Covid-19 tender irregularities and profiteering, will review its codes of ethics on family members doing business with the state.
ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule said in a statement that the ANC's national executive committee (NEC) was “outraged and deeply embarrassed” about allegations levelled at some leaders, members and their families. Two of Magashule's sons have been named as those allegedly benefiting from tenders during the pandemic...
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