DA leader Mmusi Maimane says he has written to the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, to request President Cyril Ramaphosa to be subpoenaed to appear before the Commission before the 8 May elections.
Maimane says the President must account for his family’s links to Bosasa.
“I have written directly to Deputy Chief Justice, Raymond Zondo, requesting that he act in the public interest and subpoena President Cyril Ramaphosa to testify before the Commission ahead of the 8 May Elections.” – @MmusiMaimane#Bosasahttps://t.co/49CMyjDIjj
— Democratic Alliance (@Our_DA) March 27, 2019
Former Bosasa auditor, Peet Venter, testified under oath that President Ramaphosa’s son, Andile Ramaphosa, received money from Bosasa.
Earlier on Wednesday, the President’s son admitted receiving over R2 million from Bosasa. This is in addition to an amount that was donated to Ramaphosa’s campaign for ANC president.
Maimane says the President must explain the full extent of the business relationship between himself, his family and Bosasa.
WATCH: Leader @MmusiMaimane asks President Ramaphosa to take the country into his own confidence and appear before the #ZondoCommission to set the record straight once and for all on the damning #bosasa allegations.#KeepTheLightsOn pic.twitter.com/TwZtKQWuXL
— Democratic Alliance (@Our_DA) March 27, 2019
WATCH: What Nkandla was to Jacob Zuma, #Bosasa is to Cyril Ramaphosa!
Leader @MmusiMaimane is calling for the President to appear before the #ZondoCommission and account for allegations of corruption that involves him and his family before the May 8 elections.#KeepTheLightsOn pic.twitter.com/DvvBJYwetx
— Democratic Alliance (@Our_DA) March 27, 2019
