In City_Press today: Ace Magashule says ANC is not counting on the white vote and it’s traditional black vote that matters to the party; Shauwn Mpisane lays police complaint against Sars officials – she says they stole her luxury bags, shoes and watches
The ANC’s internal polling may have revealed that the party’s support among white people had increased under Cyril Ramaphosa, secretary general Ace Magashule has downplayed the finding, saying it’s the traditional black vote that matters to the ruling party.
She has also asked for a skills audit, sparking fears that high-profile cases will be dealt with by the new Investigative Directorate that will report directly to her.The department of agriculture, forestry and fisheries has paid a law firm more than R27 million for legal services that it could have obtained for free from the Office of the State Attorney.
Has Masechaba Ndlovu been booted off Metro drive time as rams Mabote announces he’s leaving? Is Somizi changing shows? Mmusi Maimane has emerged victorious from his bid to place more black people on the party’s parliamentary benches.
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