Faith Mazibuko, the province's sports MEC, appeared before the Human Rights Commission this week.
CAPE TOWN - A Gauteng MEC is to undergo diversity and sensitivity training following a tirade against staff members. A recording of her giving staffers a tongue-lashing using racially tinted language drew sharp criticism.
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