ANC NEC member and minister in the presidency Mondli Gungubele has lashed out at tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu saying her public comments about President Cyril Ramaphosa were “disgusting”, “irresponsible” lies.
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu at her home in Genadendal, Newlands, Cape Town. Susulu is planning to run for President of South Africa.ANC NEC member and minister in the presidency Mondli Gungubele has lashed out at tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu saying her public comments about President Cyril Ramaphosa were “disgusting” and “irresponsible” lies.
According to Gungubele, Ramaphosa could not have fired Sisulu for implementing ANC decisions and such an accusation cannot stand the test of time. Gungubele said Ramaphosa’s patience when it comes dealing with those who defy him was “unusual” but believes the head of state was being calculative.
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