Does Sibongile Mani deserve a second chance? TeeXabaOnECR
Sibongile Mani, who previously had a huge court case for spending a portion of the 14 million rand she received from NSFAS has been elected as the committee treasurer at Walter Sisulu University .South Africans on social media are absolutely outraged after Sibongile Mani took to social media to set forth that she is one of the candidates running to become a committee treasurer at the
Mani received a total of seventy-nine votes while the other candidate received twenty-nine which goes to show that multiple students believe in Mani to lead their committee.
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