Ag Shame
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Ag Shame
12 years 4 months ago
Pretoria - Former ANC Youth League president Julius Malema is facing bankruptcy following his fight with SARS over R16m in outstanding taxes.
Rapport reports that many of former friends and partners have forsaken him.
In an exclusive interview with the Sunday paper, Malema told how he was being avoided as if he had leprosy by people who had been his friends until recently.
Some of Malema’s former business partners have allegedly turned against him and would become state witnesses in the case of racketeering, money laundering and corruption against Malema and three others.
Malema stands accused of using his political influence to make lucrative business deals via a series of companies.
An infrastructure contract of R52m was the heart of the case against him.
Malema has taken responsibility for his tax account and is apparently prepared to pay R4m of the outstanding R16m but sources indicate that this is not deemed sufficient.
Malema has insisted: “There is not a cent coming from drugs or the underworld. My life is an open book.”
Rapport reports that many of former friends and partners have forsaken him.
In an exclusive interview with the Sunday paper, Malema told how he was being avoided as if he had leprosy by people who had been his friends until recently.
Some of Malema’s former business partners have allegedly turned against him and would become state witnesses in the case of racketeering, money laundering and corruption against Malema and three others.
Malema stands accused of using his political influence to make lucrative business deals via a series of companies.
An infrastructure contract of R52m was the heart of the case against him.
Malema has taken responsibility for his tax account and is apparently prepared to pay R4m of the outstanding R16m but sources indicate that this is not deemed sufficient.
Malema has insisted: “There is not a cent coming from drugs or the underworld. My life is an open book.”
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12 years 4 months ago
Make no mistake about, the wheel does turn eventually....for everyone.
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12 years 4 months ago
thank g*d there is a wheel that turns. And when it does, finely.
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Re: Re: Ag Shame
12 years 4 months ago
onyerway Wrote:
> u watch the clownwill walk
Jip probably because.........(anyone)......we're in SA. Any other 1st world country and he would be put away....long time ago.
No wonder people across our boundaries run here in their thousands to come and enjoy in the party.
> u watch the clownwill walk
Jip probably because.........(anyone)......we're in SA. Any other 1st world country and he would be put away....long time ago.
No wonder people across our boundaries run here in their thousands to come and enjoy in the party.
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Re: Re: Ag Shame
12 years 4 months ago
They be like a freightliner, they got 18wheels of justice on their side...
Got many a tire remaining...
Got many a tire remaining...
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