Tokyo Sexwale says ANC's house is on fire and it is up to party veterans to help.
African National Congress veteran and former Gauteng Premier Tokyo Sexwale says the governing party’s house is on fire and it is up to party veterans to help douse the raging flames. He was speaking to the media during the ANC’s campaign trail in Katlehong, east of Johannesburg.
Sexwale says the party is at risk because of a number of things the organisation has done wrong over the years. “Ntlo ya heso ya tsha, when your home or your father’s home is on fire, you don’t ask around what’s happening, you take the bucket and join all others and we douse the flames then we can talk later.
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