The Electoral Commission revealed five parties disclosed R40m in funding from donors during the third quarter.
The IEC said only ActionSA and the DA declared foreign donations, and all were compliant with the legislation as they were below the R5m limit per donor per party per annum.
The IEC said the largest in kind donation was declared by the ANC at R30m. The balance was made up by donations to ActionSA , the DA and the EFF . The ANC’s in kind donations were from Batho Batho Trust and United Manganese of Kalahari valued at R15m each. “These types of payments to third parties are classified as in kind donations in terms of the Act. Both donations do not exceed the prescribed annual threshold,” said the IEC.
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