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President to announce cabinet later in the week

26 May 2019, 5:48 PM  |
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Khusela Diko

Presidential Spokesperson Khusela Diko is currently on leave of absence from her position.

Khusela Diko

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Presidential Spokesperson Khusela Diko is currently on leave of absence from her position.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce the new executive later in the week. This after media reports indicated that he would make the announcement on Monday.

The President’s spokesperson Khusela Diko explains:

“The Presidency has noted media reports that President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to announce the new Executive on Monday the 27th of May  2019. President Ramaphosa has however advised that such an announcement will be made later in the week. The President is emphatic that the new executive will be composed with men and women who possess the necessary skills, necessary experience , representivity and commitment to public service.”

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