But speaking to the SABC News on the sidelines of the Eastern Cape Provincial Conference in East London, Kodwa said he has done nothing wrong and will consult to clear his name.
“My submission to the commission was that there was no impropriety on my part. What is the finding of the commission? (It) found no evidence of impropriety, and therefore, the recommendation itself was not supported by any finding. Hence, the recommendation is an issue that there is a further consultation. I am doing (something) about it because for someone to start to say reconsider I don’t know what that means that’s why I am saying what is important for me is not so much about the recommendation. It is about the finding itself. The finding is that the commission found no evidence of no impropriety for me. It ends there. There is no process that you must talk to the president when the commission has spoken. If there is a need, we will do that at an appropriate time. At the moment, I don’t see a need to speak to the president.”
ANC receives the 4th part of the State Capture report:
