Deputy president David Mabuza has offered to resign — spokesperson - Mabuza wants out to allow state and government posts to align
Gauteng ANC chairpersonthis week confirmed that Mashatile would be moving to parliament on the Gauteng provincial-to-national list, along with MPL Parks Tau, who also appears set to join the cabinet after the impending reshuffle.
Ramaphosa is expected to fill cabinet vacancies in the transport and public service and administration portfolios, and to replace members of his executive who did not make it on to the party’sOn Friday, Mabuza’s spokesperson said in a statement that “whilst it is a fact that there is no pronouncement by the president on any changes to the executive, the deputy president has, within the context of the ANC leadership changes, taken a considered view that it is important to align party leadership...
“To this end, he has engaged the president on his intention to resign in order to foster leadership synergies and cohesion both in the party and the state,” the spokesperson said, adding that Mabuza was “awaiting a decision to that effect” from Ramaphosa. ANC sources said this week that Mbuza’s resignation would be discussed at an NEC meeting and lekgotla this weekend, which are being held in preparation for a two-day cabinet lekgotla on Wednesday.
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