Would you spend R350,000 to play golf with Paul Mashatile?
Paul Mashatile and Panyaza Lesufi are among the participants in a golf day fundraiser organized by the ANCYL in Gauteng.
Would you be willing to spend R350,000 to play golf with ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile?
If so, the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) in Gauteng will host a fundraising golf day and gala dinner on Friday, 20 September.
PAUL MASHATILE TO JOIN ANC YOUTH LEAGUE FUNDRAISING GOLF DAY
To play with local government members of mayoral committees (MMCs), you would have to pay R30 000 and if you want to play with Ekurhuleni, Johannesburg and Rand West mayors, you would have to fork out R50 000.
To play golf with a Gauteng member of the executive committee (MEC) or a speaker of council, you would have to fork out R50 000. If you want to play with Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi, you have to pay R100 000.
Four-ball golf and gala dinner with a minister or deputy minister will cost you R200 000, while playing in a four ball with deputy president Mashatile will cost you R350 000.
The Gauteng ANCYL will be hosting a fundraising Golf Day and Gala Dinner on Friday, 20 September 2024. pic.twitter.com/BAH12J60X0— Official: GautengANCYL (@gautengancyl) September 15, 2024
DEPUTY PRESIDENT’S DOCTOR RULES OUT FOOD POISONING AFTER HE COLLAPSED
Meanwhile, the office of the Deputy President confirmed on Sunday that Paul Mashatile collapsed due to dehydration caused by excessive heat, dismissing earlier suggestions of food poisoning.
Mashatile had mentioned food poisoning during a speech at Tshwane University of Technology the day before his collapse. However, his acting spokesperson, Keith Khoza, clarified that the medical examination revealed no signs of poisoning.
“The doctor who examined the deputy president never mentioned food poisoning,” Khoza told Jacaranda FM, adding, “We found that the reason he collapsed was dehydration as a result of extreme heat.”
Despite Mashatile’s earlier claims, Khoza emphasised that the deputy president is in good health.
“He is fine. He was thoroughly checked by the doctor, and he is back to his normal mood,” Khoza stated.