Caucus Leader, Mpho Phalatse, alleges JPC paid R27-million to a company that acted as a conduit for the ANC.
JOHANNESBURG - The Demoratic Alliance has laid criminal complaints against the ANC and the Johannesburg Property Company.She alleges JPC paid R27-million to a company that acted as a conduit for the ANC.
The DA has laid criminal complaints against the ANC and the Johannesburg Property Company. Caucus Leader, Mpho Phalatse, accuses the City-owned entity of fraud and corruption. She alleges JPC paid R27 million to a company that acted as a conduit for the ANC.
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