Simelane is also expected to appear before the African National Congress' (ANC)integrity commission to explain her part in the VBS matter.
Simelane is also expected to appear before the African National Congress' integrity commission to explain her part in the VBS matter.Embattled Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Thembi Simelane is expected to explain her involvement in the VBS Mutual Bank scandal in Parliament.According to the notice sent out by the department’s communications services, Simelane will appear before the committee to “present clarity on issues related to VBS”.
The justice minister allegedly used the “loan” from the company owned by Ralliom Razwinane to purchase a coffee shop in Sandton
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