Although Tony Yengeni is appealing his disqualification, he does not feature on the list of 200 nominated by ANC branches to serve in the NEC. Should his appeal be upheld, his name would have to be raised from the conference floor.
Tony Yengeni has argued that his criminal record has been expunged and cannot be used to bar him from contesting for a national executive committee position when the ANC holds its elective conference this weekend.
“After more than 10 years of the sentence I applied to the director-general of the justice and constitutional development for the expungement of my criminal record. My application was approved,” he said in the letter which TimesLIVE has seen. According to Yengeni, by virtue of his criminal record being expunged, he does not, according to the constitution, have any previous convictions.
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