A former Cape Times journalist, now working at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT), Kwanele Butana was among people shot at Mfuleni on Sunday, and is fighting for his life in hospital.
Nhlapo apologised for the no-show and denied that he was arrogant and refused to be held to account.
“One is not perfect, one actually has blind spots and I am the person willing to accept if people are saying but this is a weakness. I can only be a better person. I am not someone who says I know it all. I am a humble person and I believe that I can be made a better person.”
The meeting took place despite parliament being in recess.
Committee chairperson Philemon Mapulane expressed similar sentiments, saying the university s relationship with stakeholders was at its lowest. He instructed management to effectively resolve issues.
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even more dreadful news approaching at the federal level. we need leaders of courage to take on these big challenges? throughout this process, it got pretty mean, both for scput lieutenant governor, rebecca kleefisch. you had protesters outside of your house. emotions were running very high into the election. now post-election, now have you the other threats to deal with. what do you think about that? what do you think about what happened to your state in the process? was it hurtful to the state of wisconsin that they tried to recall you here? well, i think what we saw was remember last february and march of 2011, you literally had tens of millions of dollars poured into wisconsin and people trying to target our reforms and the supreme court race and to target six state senate republicans and then last fall, they started the recall against me and against rebecca kleefisch, our lieutenant governor. each step, there was more and
wall street journal. i spent an hour on the radio with a monologue, about the radical wall street protesters and how dumb it is my basic point, shaun, sean, was the protesters share disdain for corporations. but their solutions involve radical dree redistribution of income, government regulation, view that are at variance with the democratic party, at least the people like us belong to and believe in. sean: i said something nice. thank you! [laughter] sean: that didn t come out the way i meant tdoug. but what i said was, you know, the difference between scput other democrats, you have been right, they are wrong. i d like to say on health care, which killed the democrats, we were right. but i think have you to tell the truth in america.