The minister said Bonang was welcome to write to him about her concerns
On Twitter, one user said Mthethwa was annoying, to which Bonang agreed, saying, “Me too. Very much.”
Acknowledging that he saw the tweet, Mthethwa said Bonang was welcome to write to him about her concerns. “Noted Bonang. I would like to invite you & @Mpumz_N to kindly share your concerns with me. You may share them on this platform, via DM's or e-mail. Whichever platform you prefer,” he said.to kindly share your concerns with me. You may share them on this platform, via DM's or email. Whichever platform you prefer.The response caused outrage, with many saying the minister only responds to celebrities’ grievances while failing to address “normal citizens” and “real issues”.
“It’s sad that you only respond when Bonang comments. She doesn’t need your department’s help, she’s gotten where she is by herself and I’m sure she was advocating for the voiceless people in your comments, which you choose to still ignore,” one user said to the minister.That's true. At times there are genuine misunderstandings that can be addressed through open communication.Being a normal Citezen, without a Verified Twitter Account, in this country is a struggle.
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