NATIONAL NEWS - Deputy President David Mabuza faced-off with Members of Parliament (MPs) for the first time in the National Assembly on Tuesday.
Parliamentarians used the occasion to put him on the spot on a range of issues from tax evasion to land expropriation and the nationalisation of the South African Reserve Bank.
His question & answer session came exactly a week after President Cyril Ramaphosa had to deal with similar questions from lawmakers.
Mabuza, for the first time, added his voice to the ongoing land debate.
Mabuza told MPs that land can unveil new opportunities, especially for the landless majority.
“By debating the land question, we are saying as South Africans lets go back and till the land.”
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Posted on: 08:30 Wed, 21 March 2018
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