Indecisive president’s nonsensical decisions
With due respect to our president, he either has bad advisers or he doesn’t listen to good advice.
Suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has many adverse and damning court judgments against her. The DA asked the president to suspend her and he vacillated. Then he suddenly suspended Mkhwebane when faced with an imminent inquiry relating to Phala Phala. He is likely to lose this matter in court.
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