Former African National Congress NEC member Trevor Manuel says the party was never the same after the Polokwane conference in 2007.
I think the event of Polokwane took that away.Trevor Manuel, Former ANC NEC member It took him years to build his integrity for it to be destroyed by Tabane. Former African National Congress NEC member Trevor Manuel says the party was never the same after the Polokwane conference in 2007.
Former ANC NEC member Trevor Manuel says he is taking legal action against controversial media personality JJ Tabane after he refused to retract claims that ...
In May 2009, I was appointed as minister in the Presidency responsible for the National Planning Commission," Manuel said. "When I went back and checked, Cope was formed on the 16 December 2008, and if I were involved at that event or present at that event, some journalist would have said isn’t that the minister of finance? "They [the legal team] will look at this from every angle in terms of whatever way forward is available, and I want them to be thorough in what they advise me.
Media personality Dr JJ Tabane is not budging on his utterances and claims made against Trevor Manuel and other current and former leaders of the ANC whom ...
Your accusation that I was involved in the formation of Cope while an NEC member of the ANC impugns my integrity,” Manuel states. You peddled this false narrative in the full knowledge of its falseness by virtue of, at least, your apparent involvement in the formation of Cope at the time,” Manuel says. “From my perspective, you have accused me of duplicitous conduct. “I therefore stand by that answer and have no intention of withdrawing it or making any apologies as demanded by you. “During the aforementioned interview you boldly claimed that I and several others played a role in the formation of the Congress of the People (Cope). After mentioning me, you said they can deny all they want, and he (in reference to me) can be as angry as he wants. “Dear Trevor. I received your letter of 9 May. I was interviewed on The Hustlers Corner and was asked a question relating to the formation of Cope. I responded to this question and nothing in my answer was defamatory, contrary to what you allege.
Former finance minister, Trevor Manuel, has threatened to take legal action against broadcaster, JJ Tabane, should he refuse to apologise and retract his ...
There is nothing to suggest that I had any contact with the founders of COPE at the time of its formation, which would have been about 2008, into the 2009 elections.” But he is insisting that he is correct. “The idea that the Minister of Finance would be involved in forming a party as a rival to the ANC ahead of the 2009 elections is bizarre.
These allegations about Trevor Manuel, Tito Mboweni, current finance minister, Enoch Godongwana and former president Thabo Mbeki are not new, and were recently ...
“We want to put it on record that the allegations that former President Thabo Mbeki was a member or adviser of COPE, are nothing but malice. This assertion was denied by the party, through its spokesperson Dennis Bloem, who said the allegations were nothing but malicious. Shilowa said the “revelations” by Tabane were nothing but hearsay, which people should not pay attention to, as they were based on people who said they got information from other people.