Xiluva leader Bongani Baloyi has revealed details of the fallout between him and his now former chairperson, Tlhogi Moseki.
“He stopped answering calls, just responding in voice notes, and I said, but you can't run an organisation through voice notes. When things become difficult, we sit around the table,” he said.was being dishonest and that their fallout was due towith some ANC bigwigs that made him uncomfortable and had raised concerns about Xiluva seemingly becoming an ANC “stooge”.
Moseki confirms he stopped taking Baloyi's calls at some point, but this he said was because Baloyi was not being forthright on his concerns about the close ties with the ANC and later learnt through a press statement that he had been replaced as national chair. “So there was not such thing as that, he has never called me to say come let's discuss the matter. He was just saying he wanted to pin me down to understand why we should keep engaging these guys, we should keep them on our side and as to why they are going to assist us. And I made it very clear to him ... if these people are going to be the driving force behind this party, I am not going to participate — simple as that.