South African court clears Ramaphosa of misleading parliament, money-laundering alleged by graft watchdog

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South Africa’s High Court has cleared President Cyril Ramaphosa of lying to parliament about the source of a political donation

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa’s High Court on Tuesday cleared President Cyril Ramaphosa of lying to parliament about the source of donations to his 2017 campaign to lead the ruling party, setting aside a potentially damaging report by a powerful anti-graft watchdog.

The case was seen by many analysts as a proxy of the bitter power rivalry inside the ANC between supporters of Ramaphosa and his scandal-plagued predecessor Jacob Zuma. In her report she said there was also prima facie evidence of money laundering involving millions of rand in the handling of the donations, sparking an angry response from Ramaphosa, who swiftly challenged the legality and motivation of the report.“It is apparent from the report that the Public Protector was confused about the legal foundation of her finding,” said Keoagile Elias Matojane.

“The Public Protector’s finding on the issue of misleading parliament is fatally flawed due to a material error of law.”

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