Mbalula Demands Answers as Video of Minister Pemmy Majodina Allegedly Swearing at Public Member Sparks Outrage‎

Mbalula Demands Answers as Video of Minister Pemmy Majodina Allegedly Swearing at Public Member Sparks Outrage
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‎African National Congress (ANC) Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula says he is awaiting a report from Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina following a video circulating on social media.
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‎The video allegedly shows Majodina swearing at a member of the public during an interaction. The footage has sparked criticism, with questions being raised about the conduct of a senior government minister when engaging with members of the public.
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‎Mbalula says he is awaiting a report from Majodina before commenting further on the incident.
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‎The controversy comes amid growing calls for public representatives to remain accountable and respectful when dealing with communities, particularly during engagements over service-delivery concerns.
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‎The ANC is expected to consider the minister's explanation once the report has been received.
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