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Court dismisses ANC’s application with costs on cadre deployment case against the DA.
The ANC was not given permission to appeal a prior decision by the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg requiring it to provide the DA access to its cadre deployment records.
Judge Willem Wepener of the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg dismissed the party’s application with costs, finding that it had “no reasonable prospect of success in an appeal, nor is there any reason to refer the appeal to another court” on Tuesday.
The governing party attempted to appeal a court decision requiring it to provide the DA access to its cadre deployment records.
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In a statement released by the DA, they outlined what the ruling meant, stating that it was a step in the right direction in their campaign to abolish ANC cadre deployment corruption from the face of South Africa.
“Today’s ruling means that the ANC has five working days to hand over all of the records requested by the DA, including meeting minutes, CVs, email correspondence and Whatsapp conversations of the cadre deployment committee dating back to 1 January 2013, when President Cyril Ramaphosa became cadre deployment chairman in Jacob Zuma’s administration.” read the statement,
The DA was successful in February in getting the ANC to turn over all of the cadre deployment committee’s records going back to the day Ramaphosa took over as head.
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