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Finance Minister Tito Mboweni tops the list of trends on Twitter, not for his culinary skills or his shoes, but for his late-night spiel about “attacks on the ANC.”
The comments were made in a series of posts Monday night, just after President Cyril Ramaphosa and national party officials briefed the media on the National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held over the weekend. .
The ANC confirmed that all members, including leaders at the national, provincial and local government levels, who have been charged with serious criminal and corruption charges, will stand down.
Ramaphosa also said that the NEC had concluded that a letter written by former President Jacob Zuma was part of a “choreographed” ploy to undermine him. He said the “choreographed campaign” against him would not distract the party from an “intensified program against corruption and state capture.”
Mboweni said he has experienced many “ups and downs” in politics.
“I have been involved in” serious politics “for many years. I have observed and experienced ups and downs, dramatic and traumatic moments. Somehow, EVERYONE COMES TO PASS! And life goes on!”
He said there are fundamental questions that must be asked.
