I’m proud the ANC decided to respect the Constitution, Mondli Gungubele says
Outspoken ANC MP Mondli Gungubele says his vote after Tuesday’s no-confidence debate will remain secret and that people should accept the outcome
One of the ANC MPs suspected of voting against President Jacob Zuma in Tuesday’s motion of no confidence is having no sleepless nights about the matter.It has emerged that some party structures have embarked on a campaign to smoke out "the sell-outs", and have called for punitive action to be taken against ANC MPs who may have voted to oust him.The ANC’s outspoken Mondli Gungubele‚ who has repeatedly made it clear he was going to vote with his conscience during the no-confidence vote on Tuesday‚ said his vote would remain secret and that people should accept the outcome of Tuesday’s vote.Gungubele said so far‚ nobody in the leadership of the ANC had directly questioned him about how he voted and that he was "not worried at all" about reports that some structures of the party were on a witch-hunt for those ANC MPs who voted in favour of the opposition-sponsored motion."I’m a democrat. And there’s a reason why a vote is secret and why it is kept secret. All I’m happy about is that the...
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