🇿🇦 🇷🇺 Expelled ANC member Carl Niehaus has pledged his support for Russia in the war against Ukraine after meeting with Russian Ambassador Ilya Igorevich Rogachev. CarlNiehaus RussianUkrainianWar TheCitizenNews Read the full story here⬇️
“I think you guys are knocking on the wrong doors, and opening up yourselves to treasonous charges. You can’t discuss your political programmes with foreign diplomats. Minister Naledi Pandor is supposed to summon this diplomat, unless she is aware you’re just a toothless dog,” Nick Leokaoke tweeted.“Treason for what? Why can’t I inform diplomats. It’s their duty to know what is going on in the countries that they are posted to. I am an ambassador myself, when I was ambassador.
Treason for what? Why can't I inform diplomats. It’s their duty to know what is going on in the countries that they are posted to. I am an ambassador myself, when I was Amb. In The Netherlands I met with the governing coalition & opposition parties. It was expected of me to do so— Carl Niehaus
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