ANC KZN will not use numbers to suppress other parties - Zikalala via SABCNewsOnline
Zikalala says that they will not disregard any views or organisations on the basis of political affiliation.
“We are tolerant to a multiplicity of views we shall never disregard any view from any individual or organisation on the basis of political affiliation or status in life. We are the government that is going to serve all the people of KZN. To the speaker and to all opposition parties, we commit that the provincial government will always be accountable irrespective of the party that want us to account. Not to use our majority as the ANC to suppress and undermine accountability.
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