Johnathan Paoli
THE ANC claims that the Deputy Sheriff of the court had no legal right to attach property following the party’s recent court loss and said that the process should have been paused pending an appeal to the Constitutional Court.
ANC national spokesperson, Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri, said that the party had received legal advice that there was a reasonable prospect of success in the Con Court.
On Monday the Sheriff was allegedly prevented from seizing assets at Luthuli House, the ANC Headquarters.
The spokesperson said that the party has referred criminal charges against some of its members regarding its R102 million election banners contract with Ezulweni Investments.
Bhengu-Motsiri said that an internal forensic report had shown that members within the party acted irregularly when entering into the contract with Ezulweni.
“We found some culpability out of that forensic report. We have referred criminal charges and those are underway. Some of
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