Mr Ace Magashule
6 contradictions on the record
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NLI-7e631dd48fa2A asserts he acted on NWC authority; B finds that claim untrue—both cannot hold for the same act.
“he acted on the authority of the NWC”
“This was untrue.”
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NLI-c8a750e1c870Claim A asserts the suspension was unlawful; Claim B asserts it was lawful—same entity, same suspension, mutually exclusive.
“the unlawfully suspended Secretary General”
“are satisfied that the suspension was both fair and lawful.”
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NLI-0a0dbf4ca0d6A asserts only the SG can suspend; B rejects that very contention as meritless—directly contradictory on same point.
“no one except the Secretary General has the power to suspend”
“In our view, the above contention has no merit.”
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NLI-38ea525c1b7dA asserts only SG may suspend; B rejects that contention as meritless. Both cannot be true of same suspension authority.
“that it is only the Secretary General acting under authority of the”
“In our view, the above contention has no merit.”
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NLI-0419faf7c831A asserts suspension was unlawful; B asserts it complied with the ANC constitution and law—directly opposing on same act.
“the unlawfully suspended Secretary General”
“the decision to suspend Mr Magashule was”
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NLI-503c9125056bA asserts suspension was unlawful/unconstitutional; B asserts it complied with law and ANC constitution—direct contradiction on same suspension.
“suspension as Secretary General of the ANC was unlawful and”
“the decision to suspend Mr Magashule was”