The Electoral Commission of South Africa says only three political parties declared donations above the R100 000 threshold.
During a press-briefing yesterday, the IEC revealed that only the ANC, DA, and Action-SA declared individual donations of more than this threshold.
When questioned about the EFF not reporting any donations, IEC commissioner, Dr Nomsa Masuku had this to say.
The EEF is one of 502 political parties that have not disclosed their funders as per the requirement of the new Political Party Funding Act.
Chief Executive for Party Funding, George Mahlangu said, of these 502 parties 108 parties have been written to by the IEC to request that they comply.
In March 2018, the EFF was the only party that opposed the bill when it was before the National Assembly (NA).
View the full briefing here.
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Find the published #PartyFunding declarations reports, available in PDF and Excel format, at https://t.co/6u4Q9Ia2dI. Q1 2021/22 report is available at https://t.co/3b09ldXbmt.
— IEC South Africa (@IECSouthAfrica) September 9, 2021
The Commission is pleased to publicly release the 2021/22 first quarter Party Funding Disclosures Report. This public pronouncement is in terms of the Political Party Funding Act 6 of 2018 and its supporting regulations. https://t.co/tgp0JfANRm
— IEC South Africa (@IECSouthAfrica) September 9, 2021
