This week in Parliament will also see appearances by economic cluster ministers, including the finance and electricity ministers.
CAPE TOWN - Deputy President Paul Mashatile returns to Parliament this week to answer several questions from MPs on issues affecting the country.
He returns just a few weeks after he was quizzed by members of the National Council of Provinces on issues around Phala Phala and the attack involving his VIP protection.• N1 assault: Mashatile reiterates he was not on scene at time of incidentMashatile returns to Parliament this week to answer questions as deputy president and as the leader of government business in Parliament.But before that, on Wednesday, the House is scheduled for questions for oral reply from the economics cluster.
These include Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, who is expected to take questions on the country’s shrinking finances and how this impacts service delivery. Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is also expected to make a return following a week of stage six load shedding and brief MPs on the state of the power grid as one unit at Kusile returns to operation.
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