"That the ANC was aware of the corrupt dealings of the man they appointed as their spokesperson to convey their election manifesto promise to act against corruption is beyond scandalous," the institute’s deputy CEO Frans Cronje was quoted as saying. - The Times.co.za
NVDL: This is a guess, but it seems to me Niehaus has defrauded a lot of people over a long period of time. He has conned his way into staying at Sun City, into holidaying in Mauritius, into staying in a nice Haus (defautling on rent after two months)...and one wonders whether his entire 'life' as a supposed ANC bigshot wasn't an attempt to silly sally the easy way into the lap of luxury.
I don't know his intentions, but it is interesting to what extent Niehaus used the church to 'borrow credibility' and 'buy sympathy' as a 'good man'. This is not necessarily because the church is credible (or a credible authority) but rather because its adherants are often gullible, and easy to fool, as Niehaus has amply demonstrated.
Playing on sympathies appears to be another tactic.
clipped from www.thetimes.co.za
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