WATCH: Ramaphosa farm theft saga takes centre stage at Presidency's budget
The tabling of the Presidency's budget in the National Assembly started off as a shouty affair amid the theft saga surrounding President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Ramaphosa has been accused of covering up a burglary at his Phala Phala farm in Limpopo.
It's alleged foreign currency was stole.
Former spy boss Arthur Fraser, who laid criminal charges against Ramaphosa last week, alleges it was $4 million.
The Presidency has confirmed the robbery but denied that much was taken.
On Thursday afternoon, the EFF's Anthony Matumba was the first to raise a point of order, followed by Julius Malema.
#presidencybudget EFF members refuse to withdraw the statement "Ramaphosa is a money launderer," pic.twitter.com/TjLyTXltmt
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#PresidencyBudget EFF member interrupt the speech.
— Jacaranda News (@JacaNews) June 9, 2022
"The money launder must be taken out of the house, we are not going to be addressed by a criminal," pic.twitter.com/2DmZapD4Ql
