National Coordinator of EFF Commissar Mpho Ramakatsa Today-13 February 2014 in Pretoria. 1. The legal work to prevent the sequestration includes lodging an appeal to set aside an admission of a R16 million tax bill which Sars [the SA Revenue Service] tricked him [Malema] to sign on the basis that an agreement will be reached. 2. The debt owed to Sars by a trust linked to Julius Malema is not R16m, but R4m. Sars ballooned this with 50 percent interest and 200 percent penalties, 3. misleading claims were being spread by Sars and the media saying that Malema would not be able to assume public office after the May 7 general elections. 4. Commander in chief Julius Malema will form part of the EFF commissars, organizers, and fighters who will be sworn in as members of Parliament and provincial legislatures immediately after May 7, 5. Concerned South Africans had offered to establish a fundraising mechanism to cover the debt, should the legal challenges falter. 6. An independent trust, with an independent board of trustees and operational autonomy, will therefore be set up and announced to deal with issues relating to fundraising that will prevent the [final] sequestration in case the legal processes do not succeed. 7. Thousands of South Africans have contacted the EFF offering to donate and contribute money to the commander in chief, which will help prevent the sequestration. 8. Several strategies were being implemented, including legal processes, to prevent Malemas sequestration.
Posted on: Thu, 13 Feb 2014 09:46:54 +0000
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