President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on ANC members implicated in wrongdoing by the Zondo commission into state capture to voluntarily appear before the party’s integrity commission.
The integrity commission is tasked with investigating members who harm the party’s image through corruption or unethical behaviour. It does not have to wait for the accused members to appear in court before it investigates them.
“The ANC therefore distances itself from those within our ranks who have been involved in corruption or complicit, and the organisation acknowledges state capture did take place under our watch.“It involved members of the movement and found fertile ground in the provisions, weaknesses and tendencies that had developed in the organisation,” Ramaphosa said.
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