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DA not pleased with Gauteng MEC list

29 May 2019, 3:26 PM  |
Wisani Makhubele Wisani Makhubele |  @SABCNews
Premier David Makhura announced the Gauteng MECs list on  Wednesday.

Premier David Makhura announced the Gauteng MECs list on Wednesday.

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Premier David Makhura announced the Gauteng MECs list on Wednesday.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) says it is concerning, but not surprising, that the list of new Gauteng MECs include those who they believe have a dismal track record in government. Premier David Makhura has appointed his 10 member executive council, which includes new six new faces and four from the previous administration.

The Provincial Government says the newly appointed MECs reflect a mix of experience, new energy and fresh ideas.

Makhura announced the names of the MECs in a statement earlier on Wednesday. “I mean if you have to think about Faith Mazibuko and her racial slurs just two months ago were made very public. Somebody like Lebogang Maile who has failed so much in the economic development and now is going to be heading human settlements, something that is going to need some serious intervention. Jacob Mamabolo, under his watch, the bank of Lisbon building fire occurred while, many faults, other government departments were identified but no steps were taken to address these life-threatening issues,” says DA Gauteng Caucus leader Solly Msimanga.

All the best Cde @Lesufi. I can confidently say our money safe.

— Sipho (@Pholobzin) May 29, 2019

We are behind you all the way honourable MEC, you have been the best by far. I pray that you revive all.the strength you need to conquer this challenging portfolio, you are certainly a fearless leader who understand all what we are facing as citizens of the city & entire country

— LandlessBlackVendaMan? (@mrv_ndaa) May 29, 2019

The Gauteng government says the newly appointed members of the executive council reflect experience, new energy and fresh ideas.
These are the MECs that will serve under Premier David Makhura. #sabcnews pic.twitter.com/V98AELQRU9

— SABC News Online (@SABCNewsOnline) May 29, 2019

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