By Thapelo Molefe
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK) has accused the Patriotic Alliance of attempting to influence recruitment processes within the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, saying the alleged conduct is inappropriate and harmful to job seekers.
In a media statement issued on Tuesday, the MK Party said it “rejects” the Patriotic Alliance’s “posturing as a job recruitment agency” for the department.
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The party claims the controversy stems from a social media post by a senior Patriotic Alliance official who allegedly invited party members to submit their personal details directly to her after applying for government posts through official channels.
According to the MK Party’s national spokesperson, Nhlamulo Ndhlela, the issue was initially raised by one of its MPs during a portfolio committee meeting, but no response was provided by the Minister of Sport, Arts and
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