Democratic Alliance caucus leader, Alan Winde, has confirmed he plans to table a no-confidence vote in Speaker Masizole Mnqasela.
Lester Kiewit spoke to Democratic Alliance caucus leader in the Western Cape, Alan Winde, about the party tabling a vote of no confidence against their own Speaker in the legislature, Masizole Mnqasela.
DA Speaker of the Western Cape Legislature, Masizole Mnqasela, was suspended from all party activities in May. However, he remained Speaker. Premier Alan Winde, who is also the DA caucus leader in the legislature, said he had asked Mnqasela to step down as Speaker while the investigation continues. Alan Winde, DA Caucus Leader - Western Cape Legislature Winde would not elaborate on the exact nature of the allegations against Mnqasela, but said the protected disclosure he was handed was 500 pages long.
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