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SA Political Diary - Thursday 21 July

Cope will ask the Public Protector to investigate whether the Northern Cape ANC's electioneering budget was taxpayer funded. The Cele-Mahlangu-Nkabinde-Public Protector row continues as Cele again postpones a press conference at which he was going to speak about the allegations against him. Julius Malema has responded to all the conjecture about his new house and finances, and the DA continues its quest into cabinet car-hire expenditure. By SIMON WILLIAMSON.

Fred Wyngaard, Cope’s Northern Cape provincial chairman, will be writing to the provincial Public Protector with a charge against the Premier of the province, Hazel Jenkins, about R10 million of taxpayers’ money which he claims was spent on electioneering. Wyngaard claims Jenkins did this by diverting funds from safe ANC councils to those where the party achieved 55% or less in the 2009 elections, and then publicly announcing them at the state of the province address in 2011 before the funds were used for electioneering purposes by the ruling party. While Cope criticises Jenkins, it has firmer words for Northern Cape ANC chairman, John Block, who is facing his own glut of corruption charges. “While the Premier was brazen enough to announce these transfers as a service delivery measure in her state of the province address, the other real culprit is the executive authority over at provincial treasury who made the transfers. Guess who that is? The ANC chairperson and the man who calls himself ‘El Presidente’, John Block,” Wyngaard said.

Read more: Politicsweb Police chief general Bheki Cele has yet again postponed a media briefing (supposed to be today) in which he was due to respond to the Public Protector’s report regarding new police headquarters in Durban and Pretoria – he stands accused by the report of maladministration. The Thursday conference was postponed from Tuesday. This does mean that none of the presidency, minister of police or Cele has yet responded publicly to the report. Diane Kohler Barnard, DA’s shadow minister of police, released a statement that this silence “represents a further erosion of the values on which our democracy is built”. Barnard also called on Cele and public works minister Gwen Mahlangu-Nkabinde to resign. Jimmy Manyi has also waded into the debate saying that the Public Protector should have released the report to Parliament – which is still considering it, according to ANC treasurer general, Mathews Phosa – before  going public. Manyi also claims government is treating Cele and Mahlangu-Nkabinde as innocent, according to Sapa. This is, presumably, in the interim while the government sits on the report – the same way people shout “innocent until proven guilty”, we hope. Madonsela has called for action to be taken against those mentioned in her report to maintain the authority of her office.

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