The Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has a turmoil to face, as she prepares to stand a to face a fate in the court of law.
In the last 18 months she has been known to add a few ‘extras’ on to the changes declared by President Ramaphosa in his family meetings this year.
The minister is essentially the one responsible for what is written into our State of Disaster laws, and Sakeliga has a bone to pick.
Even tobacco bans limits on what clothes could be bought and the removal of cooked chickens from supermarket shelves.
‘The more you look back at some of the lockdown laws, the more ridiculous they seem’. Says Sakeliga.
However a court challenge this week believes the buck for these ‘damaging decisions’ stops with Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
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