Former Joburg mayor Mpho Phalatse says while she's disappointed with her defeat in the DA leadership contest, she will remain a member of the party.
Phalatse has pledged to stay in the DA and work with re-elected leader John Steenhuisen despite a bitter leadership campaign.
Steenhuisen was re-elected as federal leader of the party, alongside a federal council leadership consisting of a majority of white males. “Given the fact that they are engaging, they would like the party to change certain things,” said the former mayor.
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