THE African National Congress (ANC) is giving those members implicated in the State capture report two months to present themselves to the party’s Integrity Commission.
The ANC said on Wednesday that while some of the findings in the report were unsettling for the party, it was using the report to identify and address shortcomings.
Implicated members are being urged to immediately approach the Integrity Commission, which has six months to complete its work, or face disciplinary action.
The final report, which was presented to President Cyril Ramaphosa by Justice Raymond Zondo makes critical findings about the ANC, the government it leads and individual ANC members.
The ANC said it had consistently maintained that the Commission was a necessary part of the broader social effort to end all forms of State capture and corruption.
The ANC has devised an “action plan” to immediately respond to the State capture report.
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