They charged me because I'm 'not black', says Helen Zille
'I drew the conclusion that a contributing reason to my being charged is the fact that I am not black'
08 June 2017 - 06:33
Former DA leader Helen Zille says the Democratic Alliance has dealt harshly with her‚ claiming the party failed to follow proper party procedures when considering her suspension. Zille‚ who is Premier of the Western Cape‚ was officially suspended from the party on Wednesday night. This after the party initially announced her suspension at the weekend then corrected a statement to say they had served her with a letter of intention to suspend.
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