Cr17
Court: Cyril Ramaphosa not obliged to disclose CR17 funding
This and other damning decisions were made by the Pretoria High Court which set aside the Public Protector’s Bosasa report.
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Court: Ramaphosa didn’t intentionally mislead Parliament on CR17 funding
The High Court in Pretoria has found President Cyril Ramaphosa did not intentionally mislead Parliament about a R500,000 Bosasa payment as found by Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
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AmaBhungane argues for MPs to disclose political sponsorships
The centre joined the public protector at the High Court in Pretoria in opposing President Cyril Ramaphosa’s bid to prevent the release of his CR17 fundraising records.
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Ramaphosa deliberately misled Parliament over R500k donation, EFF tells court
The party was among respondents that joined Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s challenge.
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FIC: We did nothing wrong in giving Ramaphosa's bank statements to PP
Last week, it was reported that Cyril Ramaphosa’s lawyers accused the FIC of unlawfully leaking the bank statements which are now at the centre of Ramaphosa’s legal battle with Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
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Cosatu: ANC must formulate policy on using money during leadership campaigns
The federation is one of the recipients of hundreds of thousands from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s accounts which were used to channel funds during his campaign to lead the ANC in 2017.
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OMRY MAKGOALE: Why party electoral funding needs to be made public
What kind of democracy is that? One politician is put under the spotlight and scrutiny, and six are shrouded in darkness - asks Omry Makgoale.
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Ramaphosa: CR17 campaign funding was legitimate and above board
The president faced a barrage of opposition questions during his first oral reply session of the sixth Parliament on Thursday, centred on the so-called CR17 campaign and donations to his party by corruption-accused company Bosasa, now known as African Global Operations.
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CR17 leaks based on sinister agenda, says Ramaphosa
The president said there was no provision in law requiring the disclosure of funding for internal party leadership contests.
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No wrongdoing, no criminality in CR17 campaign - Ramaphosa
Cyril Ramaphosa said those who contributed to his CR17 campaign did so out of a genuine concern for the country's future and that those involved were exercising their rights.
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Malema to Ramaphosa: How many of my members did you give money to?
EFF president Julius Malema asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to tell Parliament how many members of his party the president gave money to.
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Ramaphosa on CR17: There was no wrongdoing, no abuse of public funds
President Cyril Ramaphosa replied to questions in Parliament regarding funds donated to the CR17 campaign.
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Maimane: Bosasa paid R3m to ANC
DA leader Mmusi Maimane handed a letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa allegedly showing that Bosasa paid R3 million to the ANC. This happened during the president's reply to oral questions in Parliament.
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Maimane’s request to ask Ramaphosa about CR17 ministers denied
Speaker Thandi Modise based her decision on the grounds that DA leader Mmusi Maimane failed to meet the strict requirements to have an urgent question added to the order paper.
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Maimane: State capture not an event or individual, it's a policy
Speaking on 702 on Thursday, DA leader Mmusi Maimane said revelations surrounding the CR17 campaign highlighted how deeply-rooted corruption was.
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Ramaphosa to face grilling on CR17 donations, Bosasa & jobs in Parly Q&A
It will be President Cyril Ramaphosa’s first question and answer session of the sixth Parliament and it could get fiery.
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Maimane wants Ramaphosa to answer for Cabinet members linked CR17 campaign
Weekend newspaper reports said President Cyril Ramaphosa’s CR17 campaign made payments to at least four people who later became members of his executive.
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Former EFF MP Mokwele not surprised by CR17 donation
Tebogo Mokwele and her colleague Nkagisang Mokgosi resigned from Parliament after it emerged that they accepted R80,000 each from Ramaphosa's CR17 campaign.
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R80k from CR17 campaign was for condolences - Tebogo Mokwele
Tebogo Mokwele and another MP Nkagisang Mokgosi resigned from Parliament and their leadership positions in the EFF after revelations that they accepted R80,000 from the CR17 campaign.
