ANC National Executive Committee member Lindiwe Sisulu has spent two decades as a government minister — now she wants the top job.
over a contract the Free State Department of Human Settlements awarded to the Blackhead Consulting joint venture to audit and remove asbestos from homes six years ago. Magashule was provincial premier at the time.
“I am concerned about the NPA, as to why they are applying selective justice. Why do they charge some leaders and leave others? The current challenge is corruption, rape of our children, the education system, electricity, GBV and the economy,” she said.In a spit-fire speech to Unisa, Lindiwe Sisulu repeats her January attack on judiciary and SA ConstitutionSisulu’s criticism of the NPA comes as no surprise.
So far, she has not received a single endorsement from any of the Provincial Executive Committees , but Sisulu does not consider that a failure.
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