📨JUST IN: Free State Premier Sisi Ntombela to resign from office. TheCitizenNews Click here to read the full story⬇️
RELATED:While Mbalula said he had not seen or received Ntombela’s resignation letter, he said he would engage with the Free State on the matter.
“There is no crisis. The people of the Free State and everywhere else must understand that there is no crisis. These things of changing positions do happen… we concur with the changes that are about to happen.” He said the newly elected ANC provincial executive committee in the Free State had already taken a decision to restructure government.
“That decision is not a unilateral decision by the province. They had to engage with the national officials; which they did. Those matters have now reached a conclusion. The national officials working with the province are processing that matter,” said Mbalula.The ANC secretary-general added that the governing party did not want the provincial government to be disrupted.“The Free State is not the first province to be affected by such changes.
“We don’t want drama because it is unnecessary. Our people are not interested in positions and all of that. They are interested in faster service delivery and ensuring that we live up to our talk.”
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