The court also ruled that Ramaphosa did not misleadparliamentabout a R500 000 donation from Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson.
Ramaphosa initially confirmed that Watson did pay that amount.
He later said the money was not paid to his son but was a donation to his 2017 campaign.
The Constitutional Court dismissed Public Protector’s appeal to investigate President Ramaphosa’s C17 campaign. Image: Rodger Bosch/Getty ImagesSource: Getty Images
Ramaphosa also stated he did not personally benefit from the donation.
Mkhewbane released a report in 2019 stating that the president had wilfully misled parliament, according toTimesLIVE.
Ramaphosa challenged Mkhwebane’s report in theHigh Court.
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This time sheheaded online to throw some shade on the CR17 bank statements debacle.
In a response to the tweet she wrote:
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Lebogang Mashego (Current Affairs HOD)Lebogang Mashego runs the Current Affairs desk.
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