Mbalula's message to SA as he bows out as transport minister: Former transport minister Fikile Mbalula said serving as a minister was a 'privilege'.
, while the ANC could not get involved in the legal process between the pair, it could engage in the political process.
“I’ve worked on a plan to get the two presidents talking and I think we need to get that going. We need decorum, we need engagement and need to understand each other,” he said. “We need to deal with these particular issues, including matters of legal wrangling and so on. We can't stop the legal process but we can engage in a political process. Which is what we will do.”Would you like to comment on this article?
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