Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen's new chief of staff, Roman Cabanac, will earn a salary of nearly R120 000 per month.
An 'unqualified' former DA MP could earn between R1.2 million to R2.5 million if appointed as Steenhuisen's special advisor.
Amid the controversy surrounding Roman Cabanac’s appointment, it has been revealed that Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen’s new chief of staff will earn a salary of nearly R120 000 per month. The question follows accusations against Steenhuisen of engaging in “cadre deployment” by attempting to appoint “unqualified” Democratic Alliance members to government roles.‘ANC will decide whether I must step aside or step down,’ says SimelaneANC labels Steenhuisen a hypocrite for appointing ‘personal acquaintances’
“Mr Cabanac is fulfilling an internal administrative role managing the staff and processes in the minister’s office.
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