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It s arguable that this week has been one of the most important in the political history of democratic SA. The arrest of former president Jacob Zuma was seen as a representation of the tussle between the rule of law and the political elite. But what does Zuma s arrest mean for the ANC as a ruling party and political structure.
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Malema echoed similar sentiments to those of the DA, telling Ramaphosa that Covid-19 deaths would be blamed on him for his inadequate vaccine rollout.
“The minister you have entrusted with the Covid-19 rollout is allegedly looting money with unnecessary public relations while nurses and doctors do not have access to vaccines,” said Malema.
But Mbalula came out in defence of Ramaphosa.
He first aimed his guns at the DA, saying it was a party that wanted to erase the legacy of apartheid from the country s history. This party wants us to deny and forget the legacy of apartheid and the racial divide it created in our country.
21 May 2021 - 06:00 Finance minister Tito Mboweni says economic recovery will remain elusive as long as incompetent administration and poor financial management at municipalities remained unresolved. File photo. Image: ESA ALEXANDER
Finance minister Tito Mboweni told parliament that economic recovery will remain elusive as long as incompetent administration and poor financial management at municipalities remained unresolved.
Mboweni was speaking in the National Assembly on Thursday while outlining the policy priorities and spending plans (budget vote) of the National Treasury for the 2021/2022 financial year.
Mboweni used his speech to paint a grim picture of the state of financial management at municipal level, telling MPs that “political infighting and political interference” in administrative matters remained stumbling blocks.