📰 Former tourism minister LindiweSisulu lost her cabinet seat after 30 years in Parliament. CabinetReshuffle ANC SouthAfrica PresidentRamaphosa Politics Read more on TheCitizenNews ⬇️
Ramaphosa shifted her from Corporative Governance and Traditional Affairs to take over from the now-fired Maite Nkoana-Mashabane.and eventually putting her name in the hat to contest again at Nasrec earned her support from the radical economic transformation faction aligned with former president Jacob Zuma.and further accused Ramaphosa of buying votes at the 2017 elective conference where he beat Dlamini-Zuma.
Last year, she failed to get enough nominations from the ANC branches, and further got another rude awakening on the conference floor when the fractured RET failed to garner enough nominations for her to contest the treasurer-general position.Sisulu previously held various portfolios such as intelligence, defence, human settlements and international relations.
In her latest tourism portfolio, she was dragged before Parliament’s committee to explain Tourism SA’s botched, who headed the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure., deputy ministers Phumullo Masualle and Sidumo Dlamini, who held posts at public enterprises and small business development respectively.
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