Limpopo premier’s spokesperson fired for running his mouth via TheCitizen_News
Limpopo Premier Stan Mathabatha has fired his spokesperson Phuti Seloba for bringing his name and that of his administration into disrepute, but the defiant Seloba has promised not to go down without a fight. Mathabatha‘s office said Seloba was served with sanctions from the chairperson of the disciplinary hearing which recommended that he should be fired. The office confirmed on Sunday that Seloba has been fired. “Yes we can confirm that the Premier has fired Seloba.
“Yes we can confirm that the Premier has fired Seloba. The premier was only acting on the recommendations of the chairperson of the disciplinary hearing, which recommended that Mr Seloba must be dismissed,” said Mathabatha spokesperson, Kenny Mathivha. Among the charges he faced, Seloba was accused of feeding the leader of the opposition, Jossey Buthane with private and sensitive information about the premier and some members of his executive Council .
Seloba on Sunday accused Mathabatha of trying to force him to disrespect the president and the lockdown regulations.
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