Provincial secretary Mdumiseni Ntuli announced that party veteran Willies Mchunu will lead an inquiry to get to the bottom of allegations against provincial executive member Jomo Sibiya.
Zimasa Matiwane
ANC veteran Willies Mchunu will lead an inquiry into allegations against KZN provincial executive member Jomo Sibiya.The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has set up an investigation into one of its senior members. Provincial secretary Mdumiseni Ntuli announced that party veteran Willies Mchunu will lead the inquiry to get to the bottom of the“We have to say this matter was reported formally to the office of the provincial secretary by comrade Jomo Sibiya, explaining how the situation between him and the lady by the name of Nokwanda has evolved.
“In dealing with this matter, the provincial officials of the ANC decided that we will be setting up a team which we have started establishing that is going to be led by comrade Willies Mchunu, former premier, an outstanding veteran of our movement,” said Ntuli. This follows allegations that Sibiya used his influence to get former lover Nokwanda Ndlovu arrested.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
COVID-19: KZN cases expected to soar - Karim[TRENDING] COVID-19: KZN cases expected to soar - Karim
Read more »
Road to nowhere: KZN firm in Hawks’ headlights for ‘ghost’ workProbe into R227m tender awarded to an engineering company with Klusener family links
Read more »
COVID-19: KZN cases expected to soar - KarimKwaZulu-Natal has over 45,000 COVID-19 cases.
Read more »
Bail denied for seven men accused of kidnapping, murdering KZN teen over booze
Read more »
KZN high school teacher suspended for ‘making advances on learners’Allegations levelled against the teacher include passing comments about learners’ bodies in class as well as looking underneath their skirts.
Read more »
19-year-old KZN mom allegedly beaten to death by boyfriendKZN Social Development MEC Nonhlanhla Khoza has condemned the incident.
Read more »