Tito Mboweni retired as finance minister last year and ditched his seat in parliament several months ago.
Former finance minister Tito Mboweni says since retiring there have not been any 'good Samaritans around'. File photo.Tito Mboweni has spoken up about life after his retirement as finance minister and as an MP.He served as finance minister in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet from 2018 to 2021.
Taking to Twitter at the weekend, Mboweni said since resigning there have not been any “good Samaritans around”. “I cut a miserable figure, walking out of the hospital ward, carrying my few belongings with me, struggling to walk to my car. No good Samaritans around. I thought to myself: A few months ago, security would have been all over, carrying my bags, driving me home. Now on your own mate.”
I cut a miserable figure,walking out of the hospital ward,carrying my few belongings with me, struggling to walk to my car,no good Samaritans around, I thought to myself:a few months ago, security would have been all over, carrying my bags, driving me home. Now on your own mate!for 10 days. His reason for being admitted was not disclosed.for looking after me for the past 10 days. You are a great team. I am resting at home now. We have fantastic medical facilities.
“Job interviews. Today I was preparing for a job interview. They want my CV, certificates and fingerprints before the interview. What? I thought everybody knows me. Nope. Stand in line, buddy. Certificates, fingerprints and CV. Next week, interview.”
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