President Cyril Ramaphosa defended his decision at his last Q&A, where MPs questioned him for not firing the small business development deputy minister.
CAPE TOWN - President Cyril Ramaphosa said that his decision to suspend and not fire deputy minister Dipuo Peters for her state capture involvement was a fitting sanction.Ramaphosa defended his decision at his last Q&A, where MPs questioned him for not firing the small business development deputy minister.
President Ramaphosa’s decision to suspend Peters followed Parliament’s ethics committee’s finding that Peters had breached the Code of Ethical Conduct in her former portfolio as minister of transport.
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