📺President Cyril Ramaphosa refers back to Parliament for more information on names put forward for the SABC board, causing further delays. CyrilRamaphosa TheCitizenNews Catch up on what's happening here⬇️
Following the interviews and on the recommendation of its subcommittee, the committee resolved to include an additional reserve list of three names to cater for any eventuality, given the length of the process of appointing a new board.
The candidates on the reserve list included axed Prasa CEO Zolani Matthews, Palesa Kadi and Quentin Green.According to Ramaphosa, both committee chairperson Boyce Maneli and Mapisa-Nqakula agreed that the president should choose 12 board members out of the 15 names, leaving him with questions as to how the decision to include three more candidates came about.
The president further requested that the matter be referred back to the portfolio committee for communications urgently “so that I will be given a clear legally accurate record of what precisely the National Assembly has determined with respect to persons they advised me to consider for appointment to SABC board”.
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