High court could review ‘nonsensical’ Phala Phala report
Acting public protector says investigating team found ‘no conclusive evidence’ that Ramaphosa was involved in day-to-day work of farm
30 June 2023 - 14:08
UPDATED 02 July 2023 - 18:00
Acting public protector Kholeka Gcaleka — criticised by opposition parties for her “nonsensical” report on Phala Phala absolving President Cyril Ramaphosa of wrongdoing in the robbery at his Limpopo game farm — has attempted to explain why her findings are at odds with those of the section 89 panel that found the president had a case to answer.
Gcaleka released the final report on the matter at a media briefing on Friday, where she said her investigation team found allegations of a potential violation of the executive ethics code by Ramaphosa related to the theft to be “unsubstantiated”...
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