Gordhan: I will be in parliament for the no confidence vote on Zuma
“See you on the 18th” of April, he said when asked if he will be on Parliament on the day of a no-confidence vote in Zuma
07 April 2017 - 07:46
Former South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan won’t resign as a lawmaker for the ruling African National Congress before this month’s debate of a motion of no confidence in the nation’s leader who fired him last week. “Not yet,” Gordhan said Thursday in an interview in Cape Town when asked if he will step down from his post in the National Assembly as three other former members of President Jacob Zuma’s executive have done. “See you on the 18th” of April, he said when asked if he will be on Parliament on the day of a no-confidence vote in Zuma.
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