Evidence status is dataset-family level. Row-level and field-level source labels still control where they are more specific.
Party Funding · IEC Disclosures · Political Party Funding Act
Who funds your political party?
Under the current Political Funding Act threshold, effective from 18 August 2025, donations above R200 000 must be disclosed to the IEC. Here's what has been publicly declared.
Disclosure-threshold legal gap during the 2024 election period
From 8 May 2024, amendments removed the statutory disclosure threshold and annual donation cap. The IEC says represented parties nevertheless agreed through the National Party Liaison Committee to continue declaring under the previous limits while the legal gap remained. The Western Cape High Court restored the prior thresholds on 16 August 2024. Odyssey treats this as a disclosure-risk period and does not infer that specific undisclosed donations occurred.
Latest IEC-reported snapshot · Q4 2025/26
R97.2m declared
1 January to 31 March 2026 · five parties made declarations in the latest identified IEC reporting cycle. Amount labels below retain the precision exposed by the sources rather than inferred residuals.
DA R57.3mRISE Mzansi R30mActionSA R9.9mACC R440,500BOSA R113,794.60
Amounts are displayed at the precision exposed by the sources used in this sweep. Odyssey does not reverse-engineer residual cents to force rounded party labels to equal the reported quarter total. The R30m RISE Mzansi declaration was a loan-to-donation conversion that the IEC said required further clarification.
Private vs public comparison · retired in P4
We no longer plot the old cumulative private/public bars.
Odyssey retired the legacy private-versus-public party funding bars because the stored figures did not share a reconciled reporting period or accounting basis. Private donation declarations are threshold-based quarterly disclosures; statutory public funding is distributed and reported through separate fund/accounting cycles. The old numeric fields remain code-only compatibility data and are not presented as comparable current totals.
Private donations
Quarterly threshold-based donation disclosures under the Political Funding Act; not a complete measure of all party income.
Statutory public funding
Statutory represented-party fund distributions reported on annual fund/accounting cycles; not the same measure or period as quarterly private-donation declarations.
P4 status: legacy numeric comparison retired · latest IEC quarter and selected donor rows remain available above and below.
Selected donor disclosures · row-level provenance reconciled through P3
10 selected donor profiles · 25 displayed donation records reconciled to row-specific source periods. Each donor total on Odyssey is only the arithmetic sum of the selected reconciled rows displayed for that profile. It is not a donor lifetime total, a complete party ledger or proof of influence. Receipt timing is shown only where the cited source states it; late declarations keep receipt period and reporting period separate.
Martin Paul Moshal
Individual
DABOSAActionSAIFP
R31.5m
selected reconciled rows
Technology / Online Gambling investment history
Conflict analysis
Odyssey editorial context: the selected rows show funding to multiple opposition parties across different disclosure cycles. Cross-party giving by its...
Odyssey editorial scrutiny flag: ANC-linked donor relationship merits contextual review; this is not an IEC finding of impropriety.
Chancellor House Trust
Trust
ANC
R30.7m
selected reconciled rows
Investment trust / ANC-linked investment vehicle
Conflict analysis
Odyssey editorial context: Chancellor House has a longstanding relationship with the ANC and has attracted public scrutiny. Odyssey does not infer a c...
Odyssey editorial context: the IEC identifies this as a repeat ANC donor. P2 records the donation and does not infer policy influence or preferential ...
Odyssey editorial scrutiny flag: selected rows span multiple parties; this is not evidence of regulatory capture or an IEC finding.
African Rainbow Minerals Limited
Company
ANCIFPACDP
R7.4m
selected reconciled rows
Mining and Extraction
Conflict analysis
Odyssey editorial context: these selected rows show African Rainbow Minerals donating to multiple parties. Cross-party funding alone does not establis...
Odyssey editorial context: the selected rows show two large donations to the DA in different financial years. P2 does not infer party control, policy ...
Odyssey editorial context: the selected Q1 2024/25 records show equal R15m donations to the DA and IFP. That pattern is factual; any interpretation ab...
Odyssey editorial scrutiny flag: procurement-context claims require their own source review and are not IEC findings.
Phepha MV Security Services (Pty) Ltd
Company
ANC
R200k
selected reconciled rows
Physical Security and Guarding Services
Conflict analysis
Odyssey previously attached procurement-related context to this donor. P2 does not re-certify those external procurement claims; the reconciled donati...
Odyssey editorial scrutiny flag: tender-context claims require separate source review and are not IEC findings.
Vukuzenzele Boukontrakteurs
Company
ANC
R510k
selected reconciled rows
Civil Engineering and Construction
Conflict analysis
Odyssey previously attached tender-related context to this donor. P2 does not re-certify that external tender analysis; the selected donation row is s...
Odyssey editorial context: this selected profile contains one R15m Rise Mzansi donation. A concentrated selected profile is not proof that a donor con...
Odyssey editorial context: the IEC records equal-value in-kind support to the ANC and EFF in the same reporting quarter. Cross-party support alone doe...
Source: Displayed donor rows are reconciled to official IEC or official-government release anchors and retain their own reporting periods. Profile totals are only sums of selected displayed rows, not donor lifetime totals or exhaustive party ledgers. Donations below the applicable threshold may not appear in public disclosures. "Conflict of interest" and scrutiny labels are Odyssey editorial analysis — not IEC findings and not proof of illegality or improper influence.