Deputy President David Mabuza is back in the country after his trip to Russia where he sought medical treatment.
His spokesperson, Matshepo Seedat, said Mabuza had resumed his duties.
Mabuza in June requested two weeks' medical leave from President Cyril Ramaphosa, but ended up spending more than a month in Russia. He landed on Wednesday amid a litany of concerns from the country’s citizens and political parties about his continued absence from his duties. It was said at the time that the poison was so advanced that it eluded local medical practitioners and he was referred to Russia by his then close allies.
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