SARS 2026/2027LIVERepo Rate7.50%Prime Rate11.50%USD/ZAR~18.40VAT Rate15%UIF CeilingR17,712Tax ThresholdR99,000SARS 2026/2027LIVERepo Rate7.50%Prime Rate11.50%USD/ZAR~18.40VAT Rate15%UIF CeilingR17,712Tax ThresholdR99,000
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Company · Mining and Extraction · IEC Q4 2023/24 and Q1 2024/25

African Rainbow Minerals (Patrice Motsepe)

R7.4m disclosedCross-party donor⚠ Red flag

Flagged for scrutiny

Single mining conglomerate funding 6 parties across political spectrum — systematic regulatory access strategy

African Rainbow Minerals (Patrice Motsepe) is a company donor from the Mining and Extraction sector, disclosed to the IEC as having donated R7.4m in total during the Q4 2023/24 and Q1 2024/25 period. The disclosed funding was split across 6 parties (ANC, DA, EFF, IFP, FF+, ACDP), making this a cross-party donor. This donor is flagged for closer scrutiny: Single mining conglomerate funding 6 parties across political spectrum — systematic regulatory access strategy

Disclosed donations — IEC Q4 2023/24 and Q1 2024/25

ANC2024-04R6 900 000
IFP2024-01R420 000
ACDP2024-01R120 000
Total disclosedR7 440 000
Donor typeCompany
SectorMining and Extraction
Parties fundedANC, DA, EFF, IFP, FF+, ACDP
Cross-party donorYes
Disclosure periodQ4 2023/24 and Q1 2024/25
Data confidenceHIGH

Conflict-of-interest analysis

Funds all major parties simultaneously — textbook regulatory capture strategy to maintain mining rights access and BEE compliance regardless of election outcome.

Source — IEC Political Party Funding Disclosures

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Other tracked donors

Martin Paul MoshalR31.5mChancellor House TrustR17.0mBotho-Botho Commercial Enterprises (Patrice Motsepe)R10.0m
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Disclosed donations are sourced from the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) Political Party Funding Act disclosures (IEC Political Party Funding Disclosures 2021-2025). Only donations above the legal disclosure threshold are public. Conflict-of-interest and red-flag analysis is contextual commentary based on public records; it is not an allegation of illegality.