Johnathan Paoli
THE National Executive Committee (NEC) of the South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (SADTU) has expressed disgust at the DA’s unreasonable demands for ministerial posts and accused it of applying double standards by demanding to appoint director generals (DGs) while speaking ill of cadre deployment.
SADTU General Secretary Mugwena Maluleke updated media on the union’s NEC second ordinary meeting of the year at the Emperors Palace Convention Centre last week under the theme “Actively advancing socio economic gains of our democracy” which underscored efforts to promote youth development including through sport which is recognised as a tool to empower youth by offering opportunities for growth and investment in their future.
Maluleke said DA Federal Council Chairperson Helen Zille demonstrated the underlying white supremacy of the party.
“She eloquently articulated her baaskap mentality that the DA is in charge and will determine which ministries it wants, and the deputy ministries
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