Brian Shivambu

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The Economic Freedom Fighters deputy president failed to declare money transferred to him from a company owned by his brother, known as a VBS Mutual Bank beneficiary

The flow of money from VBS Bank would seem to suggest that the EFF’s second-in-command was an ultimate beneficiary of proceeds of a crime

Brian paid back the money before liquidator could attain records to company dealings. He incurred costs, however

Floyd Shivambu claims that a shortfall of more than R600 000 to buy his R1-million Range Rover was paid by his brother, who bought his 2012 BMW

The order is in relation to an application by the liquidator of the VBS Bank, as part of a R4-million loan granted to the younger Shivambu’s company

Brian Shivambu has not serviced the loan and is in arrears of more than R2.7-million

Brian’s company made the payments. Floyd’s belongings were allegedly stolen from there, but both deny staying in the Fourways apartment

Transfers were made from Brian Shivambu’s company for the property in Fourways

The Reserve Bank placed VBS under curatorship in March this year after the mutual bank had experienced what had then appeared to be a liquidity crisis

Malema’s family ties to VBS: R5.9-million is alleged to have been paid from Floyd’s brother to Malema’s relative

R5.9-million is alleged to have been paid from Floyd’s brother to Malema’s relative

The party held a briefing at its headquarters in Johannesburg on Tuesday to clarify its position on the VBS saga

The EFF has responded to allegations its deputy president Floyd Shivambu unlawfully benefitted from the VBS scandal

King Toni Mphephu Ramabulana said that if he had received payments fraudulent payments, it was without his knowledge