Imaade ™ill „e funded as ‘’arallel ing’ ANC MP under fire for ‘misleading’ Parliament
JOHANNESBURG - A member of Parliament and a towering figure in the legal fraternity has come under scrutiny for allegedly misrepresenting his stake in a liquidation company that’s been awarded lucrative contracts, Weekend Argus can reveal.
Professor Mathole Motshekga, who was a member of the Judicial Services Commission and the husband of Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga, declared that he owned a 20 per cent stake in a BEE liquidation company, Sechaba Trust. However, he owned a 54 per cent stake, according to documents seen by Weekend Argus.
Sechaba Trust was recently awarded the liquidation of commercial airline would be funded, because the entire royal budget would by law be directed toward King Misuzulu, and which section of the Zulu Nation he would reign over, because most Zulus have settled with the de facto King.
IOL’s Sihle Mavuso put all these questions to Prince Mandlakapheli Zulu, who is one of the royal operator Comair and African Global Operations – formerly known as Bosasa.
According to the company’s share register, Motshekga has been a major shareholder since 2011.
But in the 2017, 2018 and 2019, parliamentary members’ interest register Motshekga said he only owned 20 per cent. In 2020 and 2021, he didn’t declare the actual shareholding but listed himself as a director.
This was revealed in leaked emails where an investigator from the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) posed questions to the master of the high court on Motshekga’s shareholding. The unit is probing allegations of maladministration, corruption and fraud at the office of the master of the high court nationwide.
family members at the forefront of crowning Prince Simakade as the next King.
He told IOL that since there was no budget for him, they would fund him until the government has been forced to step in.
He stressed that the prince was not crowning himself, but by royal family members who believed that the throne belongs to him. He said Zulus will eventually step away
“Since the beginning, MP Motshekga has only ever declared his interest at 20 per cent of Sechaba Trust, this is patently untrue and misleads both Parliament, SARS and the courts, in fact it is tantamount to perjury,” the email read.
“On inspection, the share register reflects Motshekga as the majority shareholder in Sechaba Trust, the share register reflects that Motshekga owns 54 per cent of Sechaba Trust and is in fact the de facto majority shareholder in the largest liquidation group on the panels of both SARS and at the masters office. “In pursuing the members’ declarations, Motshekga also declares only R20 000 as other income over a span of years,” the investigator said.
from recognising King Misuzulu and support Prince Simakade.
He admitted that in the eyes of many, it appeared that they were sailing against the wind.
However, he did not say which palace will be Prince Simakade’s seat of power.
King Misuzulu’s seat of royal power is KwaKhangelamankengane which is halfway between Nongoma and Pongola.