Presidential golf challenge is a money making scheme, says Tony Yengeni

ANC national executive committee member Tony Yengeni will not be playing in this week's presidential golf fundraiser - even if he's invited - because 'it has been hijacked by the rich'. Funds raised go to the Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation.ANC national executive committee member Tony Yengeni has voiced his frustration about the invitation requirements for the annual presidential golf challenge set to take place in Stellenbosch on Friday.

"The initiative, co-ordinated by the public service and administration department, is a joint effort with the private sector to partake in developmental initiatives to empower society." Yengeni took to Twitter to slam the committee's decision to invite only those who will pay or sponsor a four-ball for R100,000.

I played in the Presidential Golf Challenge since its inception to date..! Im told its Planning Committee has decreed that no none will be invited this time around unless one pays or sponsors a four ball for 100k..! Some of us are pioneers of this golf challenge..Yet today we outDA MP and spokesperson Solly Malatsi suggested that Yengeni's statement showed a sense of entitlement.

This drunkered blocked me

No drunks allowed

You feel the cold when you don’t get an invite to the money-making events

Lol it’s called “fundraising “ that means it’s meant to raise funds 🙈🙈🙈

tyengeni1954 just bitter about being left out in the Cold. SelfEntitled has clearly gone over his head.. .

Tenders have run dry Tony?

Contact your Blessers!

I understand, he is used to be getting freebies or to be on the receiving end of 'charity' and not contributing to charity. Ag Shame!

Says the poster boy for fraud and corruption

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