David Mabuza’s office rejects R35b land scam allegations against VP

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In a statement, the office of DD Mabuzas strongly rejected the allegations and criminal complaint filed with the NPA Investigations Directorate by the Organization Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) in tandem with Fred Daniel, who accuses Mabuza of participating R35b land scam and other alleged crimes such as fraud, theft and perjury.

To set the record straight, we say that this complaint is a regurgitation of old allegations by Fred Daniel which have been and continue to be litigated in other courts including the High Court. Every claim made by Daniel was denied with punitive costs. The court system viewed him as a dishonest litigant who takes advantage of the system, the statement read.

The allegations they have now made to the National Prosecuting Authority have been summed up in previous bogus criminal charges brought against DD. The Directorate of Priority Criminal Investigations and prosecutors at the Specialized Commercial Court declined to prosecute anyone because of the false charges. Likewise, the allegations contained in this complaint are totally false and baseless, the statement read.

According to the statement, the vice president expressed his disappointment with Outa.

I am totally disappointed in Outa, that an organization of their stature would take the extraordinary step of associating with those who the courts have found to be abusing the justice system, including those who are eager to discredit my name in order to further their own infamous goals.

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Mabuza’s office further states that on countless occasions, including in parliament, Mabuza has argued that if anyone has evidence of wrongdoing on his part, they should bring the matter to attention. competent authorities. The vice president is not naive about the real grounds for the complaint.

The statement concludes that DD remains confident that the courts will quickly move away from this gross abuse of the criminal justice system, allowing the nation to focus on issues that will improve the lives of South Africans.

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