The deputy president says it is 'incorrect' to link cadre deployment with service delivery challenges faced by the country's municipalities.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has defended the African National Congress controversial cadre deployment policy.DA’s Hildegard Boshoff told Mashatile cadre deployment had led to the lack of service delivery as many officials within the municipalities did not possess the necessary qualifications, a comment the deputy president disagreed with.
“Some people may have come, and the ANC likes them but failed to get through. We don’t just say ‘You’re an ANC member; please go and be a DG’. We want your qualifications and check them. There is a process of vetting that takes place.
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