The Congress of the People in Limpopo could face liquidation after it was allegedly found that the party is left with R19,000 in its coffers
, following the findings by a lawyer representing two of the party's employees who claimed not to have been paid for over a year.
Dolly Rakheila, the party's finance officer in Limpopo, and Darius Sefara, the administrative officer, have allegedly not been receiving their payments since January last year. The lawyer representing Rakheila and Sefara, advocate Modidima Mannya, told Sowetan yesterday the unpaid salaries owed to his clients were estimated at R400,000. Mannya said he had obtained a writ of execution from the Polokwane High Court to attach the party's bank account but that the account only had R19,000."My clients used to get paid on the 25th of each month but they started not receiving their payments in January last year," Mannya said.
He said the discovery was made three weeks ago and that he was left with no option but to apply for liquidation of the party.
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