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The ANC drove its report absolving President Jacob Zuma from responsibility for the abuse of funds on his Nkandla home through the National Assembly on Thursday, after an opposition filibuster that brought pandemonium to Parliament over the security upgrade saga for a second time.
The ANC was the only party left in the ad-hoc committee, after opposition parties pulled out of proceedings.
In presenting the report to parliament Thursday, committee chairperson, Cedric Frolick, said the committee could not make a finding of undue enrichment on the part of Zuma.
He said the ad hoc committee recommends that Zuma must ensure the implementation of measures he had outlined in his final report to the Speaker of Parliament.
Democratic Alliance parliamentary leader Mmusi Maimane presented an alternative report to parliament, signed by seven political parties.
He said the Ad Hoc committee was an exercise to absolve Zuma, after the Public Protector found that he had unduly benefitted from the upgrades to his Nkandla residence totalling more than 200-million rand.
