Zuma must face ANC disciplinary committee, says Sisulu
'The fact that the president is involved” shouldn’t make a difference'
22 August 2017 - 10:30
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress should initiate disciplinary action over allegations that President Jacob Zuma and members of a family in business with his son have looted state coffers, according to a member of his cabinet who is running to replace him as party leader. “The ANC should act decisively on anybody in authority who is suspected or alleged to be doing wrong,” Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said in an interview Sunday in the northeastern town of Polokwane. “The fact that the president is involved” shouldn’t make a difference, she said.
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