SA may implode unless the matter is handled properly, general secretary Solly Mapaila warns
04 December 2022 - 16:44SACP general secretary Solly Mapaila addresses Public Servants Association Union workers at the National Treasury offices in Pretoria. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA
The SACP decided that the findings and recommendations of the panel report remain legally inconclusive. Using words like"may" showed the degree of uncertainty of the findings, SACP general secretary Solly Mapaila said on Sunday.Mapaila at a media briefing. He said that Ramaphosa consulted the party before deciding to take the report on review.
“It is also unfortunate that this matter is now being weaponised for factional manoeuvres within our movement as we approach the 55th national conference this December.” affecting the image of the organisation [ANC] and spilling into the government. It could led to instability if not properly handled.” pronouncements over the panel’s section 89 report.
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