Minister flip-flops between common sense and muddled thinking
Minister of international relations and co-operation Naledi Pandor. File photo: SYDNEY SESHIBEDI
International relations & co-operation minister Naledi Pandor flip-flops between common sense and muddled thinking. While now saying “the inhuman actions against the people of Ukraine can’t be defended by anyone”, she goes on to cite Russia’s support for the resistance to apartheid as a cockeyed reason to go easy on its current behaviour, even though Ukraine was part of the USSR she praises.
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