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Bongo considers legal options on step-aside order as his corruption case is postponed 4 May 2021 Former minister Bongani Bongo was accused of trying to to bribe advocate Ntuthuzelo Vanara, the evidence leader in the parliamentary inquiry into state capture at Eskom, in October 2017. (David Harrison/M&G) Corruption accused ANC MP Bongani Bongo on Tuesday told the Mail & Guardian that he would consider his legal position regarding the step-aside instruction of the governing party after the scheduled meeting of the national executive committee at the weekend. “I believe they are going to be writing people letters. I will see what their letter says and then consider this with regard to my rights,” Bongo said after his corruption case in the Nelspruit magistrate’s court was postponed until January 2022.
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MKMVA's Maphatsoe hits out at Kriegler over Hlophe criticism Maphatsoe called on the ANC to tell him off over his criticism of Hlope’s decision to dismiss a corruption case against ANC MP Bongani Bongo. FILE: Umkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans' Association president Kebby Maphatsoe. Picture: Abigail Javier/Eyewitness News JOHANNESBURG - The MKMVA’s president Kebby Maphatsoe has hit out at retired Constitutional Court Justice Johann Kriegler. He's called on the African National Congress (ANC) to tell him off over his criticism of embattled Western Cape Judge President John Hlope’s decision to dismiss a corruption case against ANC Member of Parliament Bongani Bongo.
ANCâs âstep asideâ resolution under spotlight after court dismisses Bongani Bongo case Share Cape Town â The decision of the Western Cape High Court to dismiss the corruption case brought by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) against former state security minister Bongani Bongo has once again turned a sharp focus on the ANCâs âstep asideâ resolution, which first came into force in August last year. According to critics, the NPA is also to blame for getting involved in nasty factional fights of the ruling party, putting its credibility and independence in doubt. Bongo who was accused of trying to collapse an Eskom inquiry in 2017, by offering a bribe to evidence leader advocate Nthuthuzelo Vanara, walked free yesterday. Speaking to reporters outside court, he said he felt vindicated by the decision of the court.