Deputy President David Mabuza has said that it was only logical that he step down as the country’s second in command, having failed to make a comeback as President Cyril Ramaphosa’s deputy in the ANC at its national conference in December
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All indications over the past week have pointed to Mabuza’s imminent resignation, including his apparent preparations to leave office and the move by ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile to join Parliament, alongside other national executive committee members who are poised for Cabinet appointments.
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