Mmusi Maimane said the DA federal executive was taking Helen Zille to task over her 'black privilege' tweets.
This is not the first time Helen Zille has got into hot water over comments she makes on Twitter. The DA says it will be 'tightening up' its social media policy.DA leader Mmusi Maimane said on Monday his party would take action against outgoing Western Cape premier Helen Zille over her controversial"black privilege" tweets.
Maimane said the DA federal executive, which is in charge of the party's day-to-day affairs, was taking Zille to task over her tweets from last week.
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