Somila Nkosana
22 July 2016
Marius Fransman,
the former ANC Western Cape leader under investigation for sexual harassment
allegations, is confident he’ll be back in office to steer the party in the
lead-up to the August 3 local elections.
The ANC’s
integrity committee was due to decide this weekend whether Fransman should take
back the provincial leadership from acting chairman Khaya Magaxa.
Zizi Kodwa, the
party’s national spokesman, is still quiet on the matter but on
Saturday night, Fransman said he expected the case against him to be
dropped.
Fransman told
Weekend Argus he was confident the ANC’s national leadership would support his
return. “I have full confidence in the national executive to correct this
travesty of justice.
“I hope this saga
can soon be over so that I can assess, as the elected provincial leader, the
damages caused by this faction in the province.”
A police
investigation into the harassment charges is also under way.
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