The party expressed its confidence in Mbalula’s leadership in tackling challenges in the department, saying it had noted the great strides he had made in prioritising challenges in the public transport sector.
The ANC has condemned what it terms"faceless" attacks on transport minister Fikile Mbalula and his advisors by anonymous employees within the department.
“They have no qualms to go to extreme lengths of questioning the prerogative of the president to appoint ministers and deputy ministers.” He said ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa had been emphatic in communicating the views of the ANC leadership collective that civil servants should refrain from getting involved in party political matters in the course of their duties.
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