Committee member Xola Nqola said there was no tangible evidence linking Dyantyi to the bribery allegations to drop the inquiry,
CAPE TOWN - Members of Parliament’s Section 194 inquiry have backed chairperson Richard Dyantyi after calls for his recusal.
The inquiry is also expected to sit Saturday as it races against time to finalise its work and make findings.The ANC’s Doris Dlakude said issues raised in the recusal application do not belong in the committee.
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