JOHANNESBURG - The South African Communist Party has warned the African National Congress that it risked alienating its constituency if it went ahead and reinstated those implicated in the VBS Mutua
l Bank looting.
The alliance partner said it was ready to make its voice heard when the ANC invited it but it was disappointing that consultations were happening after a decision was made. Advocate Ndwamato Joseph Themeli, former Samwu chairperson Timson Tshililo and provincial secretary Patrick Aphane survived shootings.
“The party as a structure is not going to be associated with such a decision precisely because there has been a serious loss of life by some of our members who were gunned down in the fight against corruption in the VBS scandal.”
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