StellaNdabeni Abrahams: Her past controversies and how she survived
Durban - Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, who was on Wednesday placed on two-month suspension by President Cyril Ramaphosa for violating the 21 days lockdown regulations is no stranger to controversy.
Ndabeni-Abrahams wrote: “Life can be interesting. Dali Mpofu represented Julius Malema in the national disciplinary committee hearings. Mam’ Winnie has always seen a great leader like Madiba in Malema, and now the mother of our nation sees immorality in Zuma. Who is a saint between the two of them?” According to the newspaper, the pair took two international trips in September 2019, to New York and Switzerland.
Ndabeni-Abrahams later apologised after she was criticised by the South African National Editors Forum .
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