ANC assets saga 'a special case'

A clear case of the ANC's left hand not knowing what it's right hand is doing. So what now, the statement is wrong? Does this mean they are saying the President has broken the law?

Anyway nothing will come of this. I suspect that Zuma could announce to the world he has 50 kids, raped 20 women and stolen half the countries money and he would still remain President, by popular choice.

Fixed for you. Sad, but true.
 
wtf is the point of a spokesperson if he does not speak for the person?

Concubines is the correct term.
Close, but not quite. Concubine implies unequal status among the companions (vs the real wife/queen), which is not the case here.
 
Found this on The Times site (http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/article346692.ece)

[Dandala] said there was no ambiguity regarding the obligation of the President to declare his financial interests. "The Executive Ethics Code section 5.1 states that ‘every member must disclose...’ There is no exclusion for any member. Section 5.2 further states that ‘the first disclosure must be made within 60 days of a member’s assumption of office...’ COPE is baffled by the Presidency’s response that the law is not clear on whether he should declare or not".

He said his party dismissed "with utter contempt" the assertions by the office of the presidency that the language of the law on the Executive Ethics Code was ambiguous. "We urge all South Africans with access to the internet to Google ‘executive ethics code’, and to read for themselves what the unambiguous requirements are for every member of the executive".

So I googled 'executive ethics code' and found this: http://www.pmg.org.za/files/docs/020628execethicscode.htm

And you'll never guess how it starts!

Government Gazette : No 21399 Notice No 41 Regulation 6853

Date 20000728

PROCLAMATION by the ACTING PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA No. R. 41, 2000

EXECUTIVE ETHICS CODE

In terms of section 2 (1) of the Executive Members' Ethics Act, 1998 (Act No. 82 of 1998), I hereby, after consultation with Parliament, publish the Executive Ethics Code with which Members of the Cabinet, Deputy Ministers and Members of Provincial Executive Councils must comply in performing their official responsibilities.

Given under my hand and the Seal of the Republic of South Africa at Pretoria on this Twentieth day of July, Two Thousand.

J.G. ZUMA


Acting President

As often happens, I am unsure whether to laugh or cry. :)
 
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