State-owned finance institution gives R23.4 billion to 48 people

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ISP cash cow said:
How about stating who these 48 Black industrialists are, so the public can see if the investment from the IDC was worth it.
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"industrialists"

1. Cyril Ramaphosa – President of the ANC (and President of South Africa)
2. Paul Mashatile – Deputy President of the ANC (and Deputy President of South Africa)
3. Gwede Mantashe – National Chairperson
4. Fikile Mbalula – Secretary-General
5. Nomvula Mokonyane – First Deputy Secretary-General
6. Maropene Ramokgopa – Second Deputy Secretary-General
7. Dr. Gwen Ramokgopa – Treasurer-General
8. Enoch Godongwana – Minister of Finance
9. Ronald Lamola – Minister of International Relations and Cooperation
10. Senzo Mchunu – Minister of Police
11. Angie Motshekga – Minister of Defence and Military Veterans
12. Kgosientso Ramokgopa – Minister of Electricity and Energy
13. Khumbudzo Ntshavheni – Minister in the Presidency
14. Mmamoloko Kubayi – Minister of Human Settlements
15. Barbara Dallas Creecy – Minister of Transport
16. Blade Nzimande – Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
17. Aaron Motsoaledi – Minister of Home Affairs
18. Sihle Zikalala – Deputy Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure
19. David Mahlobo – Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation
20. David Masondo – Deputy Minister of Finance
21. Pinky Kekana – Deputy Minister of Public Service and Administration
22. Zuko Godlimpi – Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition
23. Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams – Minister of Small Business Development
24. Pemmy Majodina – Minister of Water and Sanitation
25. Thoko Didiza – Speaker of the National Assembly
26. Zizi Kodwa – Prominent NEC Member & Former Minister
27. Joe Phaahla – Deputy Minister of Health
28. Noxolo Kiviet – Senior NEC Member & Former Minister
29. Mondli Gungubele – Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies
30. Parks Tau – Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition
31. Panyaza Lesufi – Gauteng ANC Provincial Convenor & Premier
32. Oscar Mabuyane – Eastern Cape Premier & Provincial Chairperson
33. Zamani Saul – Northern Cape Premier & Provincial Chairperson
34. Stan Mathabatha – Former Limpopo Premier & Senior NEC Member
35. Phophi Ramathuba – Limpopo Premier [1.15]
36. Refilwe Mtsweni-Tsipane – Senior Mpumalanga Representative
37. Amos Masondo – Veteran Politician & Gauteng PTT Member
38. Loyiso Masuku – Johannesburg ANC Chairperson
39. Mdumiseni Ntuli – ANC Elections Chairperson & Senior NEC Member
40. Khusela Sangoni – NEC Member & Communications Official
41. Tina Joemat-Pettersson – Posthumously influential/Senior NEC legacy figure
42. Lindiwe Zulu – Senior NEC Member & Former Minister
43. Malusi Gigaba – Senior NEC Member
44. Andries Nel – Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development
45. Peace Mabe – Deputy Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture
46. Fasiha Hassan – Rising Youth Leader & Gauteng MPL
47. Khomotjo Joy Maimela – Senior NEC Candidate & Youth Representative
48. Bathabile Dlamini – ANC Women's League Influence & NEC Member
 
Let's see the list, I can't help but feel that the list contains the names of loyal ANC cadre with direct links to high-ranking members of the ANC government. Would love to be wrong for once but doubt it.
 
And they not even trying to hide it anymore.
This is how far things have come.
Reverse apartheid is in full swing in 2026.
 
Crowley said:
"industrialists"

1. Cyril Ramaphosa – President of the ANC (and President of South Africa)
2. Paul Mashatile – Deputy President of the ANC (and Deputy President of South Africa)
3. Gwede Mantashe – National Chairperson
4. Fikile Mbalula – Secretary-General
5. Nomvula Mokonyane – First Deputy Secretary-General
6. Maropene Ramokgopa – Second Deputy Secretary-General
7. Dr. Gwen Ramokgopa – Treasurer-General
8. Enoch Godongwana – Minister of Finance
9. Ronald Lamola – Minister of International Relations and Cooperation
10. Senzo Mchunu – Minister of Police
11. Angie Motshekga – Minister of Defence and Military Veterans
12. Kgosientso Ramokgopa – Minister of Electricity and Energy
13. Khumbudzo Ntshavheni – Minister in the Presidency
14. Mmamoloko Kubayi – Minister of Human Settlements
15. Barbara Dallas Creecy – Minister of Transport
16. Blade Nzimande – Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation
17. Aaron Motsoaledi – Minister of Home Affairs
18. Sihle Zikalala – Deputy Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure
19. David Mahlobo – Deputy Minister of Water and Sanitation
20. David Masondo – Deputy Minister of Finance
21. Pinky Kekana – Deputy Minister of Public Service and Administration
22. Zuko Godlimpi – Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition
23. Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams – Minister of Small Business Development
24. Pemmy Majodina – Minister of Water and Sanitation
25. Thoko Didiza – Speaker of the National Assembly
26. Zizi Kodwa – Prominent NEC Member & Former Minister
27. Joe Phaahla – Deputy Minister of Health
28. Noxolo Kiviet – Senior NEC Member & Former Minister
29. Mondli Gungubele – Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies
30. Parks Tau – Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition
31. Panyaza Lesufi – Gauteng ANC Provincial Convenor & Premier
32. Oscar Mabuyane – Eastern Cape Premier & Provincial Chairperson
33. Zamani Saul – Northern Cape Premier & Provincial Chairperson
34. Stan Mathabatha – Former Limpopo Premier & Senior NEC Member
35. Phophi Ramathuba – Limpopo Premier [1.15]
36. Refilwe Mtsweni-Tsipane – Senior Mpumalanga Representative
37. Amos Masondo – Veteran Politician & Gauteng PTT Member
38. Loyiso Masuku – Johannesburg ANC Chairperson
39. Mdumiseni Ntuli – ANC Elections Chairperson & Senior NEC Member
40. Khusela Sangoni – NEC Member & Communications Official
41. Tina Joemat-Pettersson – Posthumously influential/Senior NEC legacy figure
42. Lindiwe Zulu – Senior NEC Member & Former Minister
43. Malusi Gigaba – Senior NEC Member
44. Andries Nel – Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development
45. Peace Mabe – Deputy Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture
46. Fasiha Hassan – Rising Youth Leader & Gauteng MPL
47. Khomotjo Joy Maimela – Senior NEC Candidate & Youth Representative
48. Bathabile Dlamini – ANC Women's League Influence & NEC Member
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Not seeing Champ or his comrades there.

Maybe next time.
 
Bad Ballie said:
Let's see the list, I can't help but feel that the list contains the names of loyal ANC cadre with direct links to high-ranking members of the ANC government. Would love to be wrong for once but doubt it.
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They didn't join the struggle to be poor...
 
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