PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa has said that if charges were brought against him relating to the handling of the theft of money from his Limpopo farm, then processes of the African National Congress (ANC) would take place.
Former spy boss Arthur Fraser divulged that a theft, involving significant amounts foreign currency, took place on Ramaphosa’s farm in 2020.
He has opened charges against the President for failing to report the theft, in breach of the Ethics Code.
Ramaphosa addressed the media on Friday following his appearance in the National Assembly where he said he was following the process outlined by the ANC at its 54th Congress.
When asked if he would follow the step aside rule he said he would wait for the police investigations to be carried out first.
He said he had also made himself available to the ANC Integrity Committee to discuss the theft. He is awaiting a date to appear before
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