CAPE TOWN - Two EFF members who've resigned from leadership positions in the party after it was found that they accepted money from the CR17 campaign have described their actions as dishonourable.
They also said that they regretted their actions and have stepped down from the party's central command team and Parliament.— Economic Freedom Fighters August 20, 2019 Mokwele and Mokgosi both admitted to each receiving R80,000 from President Cyril Ramaphosa's ANC campaign. They are among a long list of politicians and business people who've been named in leaked emails.
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