LEAKED AUDIO | Pay our salaries and pensions or we’ll take criminal action, say ANC staff

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ANC employees have threatened the party’s top six officials, who include President Cyril Ramaphosa, with criminal action over the failure to pay their pension benefits to fund administrators despite making deductions from their salaries over two years.
The disgruntled staff members made the threat of opening fraud and theft cases against the ANC and its leaders at their meeting with Ramaphosa and other ANC top six officials on Monday.
The ANC workers also met with the party’s most senior office bearers to register their unhappiness with the delay in payment and at times nonpayment of their salaries, which has deteriorated in the past few months.
Sunday Times Daily has heard an audio clip leaked from that meeting, in which ANC KwaZulu-Natal provincial secretary Mdumiseni Ntuli criticises the ANC top six for its handling of the plight of staff.
21 Jul 2021 2PM English South Africa News · Daily News

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