Entrusting the deputy president with ministerial responsibilities would benefit South Africa, writes Bhaso Ndzendze.
12 March 2023 - 00:00Entrusting the deputy president with ministerial responsibilities would benefit South Africa — it would either prepare them for when they take over the top post, as history shows they probably will, or it would expose them as
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