A bad week for Faith Muthambi
Phumla Williams describes how Faith Muthambi’s objective while communications minister was to steal from the state
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Testifying before the state-capture inquiry, the acting chief of government communications, Phumla Williams, described how Faith Muthambi’s objective while communications minister was to steal from the state, and how appallingly the ex-minister treated her. Instead of going to the commission to defend herself, Muthambi launched a personal attack against her accuser. It does not bode well for Muthambi, who shared confidential cabinet information with the Guptas, according to leaked...
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