The Public Protector of South Africa, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, has remained defiant in the face of staunch criticism, claiming that her position of power and influence is sanctioned by God. It’s been an admittedly turbulent year for the Public Protector’s office. Numerous reports and orders of remedial action, concerning highly politicised controversies, have been challenged in..
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Public Protector Mkhwebane does a Hlaudi: ‘Only God can remove me’ – her utterances and general approach have left a bitter taste in the mouths of South Africans
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There is absolutely no pills for stupidity! Hlaudi Motsoeneng is singing like a canary on campaign trail: “I received more than R1 million, it is not a secret, I accept I am corrupt”
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Hlaudi Motsoeneng, the former head of the SABC, had some fiery words for the ANC at his recent campaign trail in Soweto.
As reported by The Star, the leader of the African Content Movement (ACM), Motsoeneng, revealed that he would basically sing like a canary if he was ever summoned to Deputy Chief Justice, Raymond Zondo’s commission of inquiry into state capture.
“If I go to the commission [of inquiry into state capture], some of the ANC people are going to be in trouble because I was not captured by them — they tried to capture me, but I capture myself, unfortunately,” he said.
Motsoeneng admits he is corrupt
In an attempt to mask any accountability he may have carried from the looting that occurred at the SABC — with him at the helm — Motsoeneng said that he would even admit, on record, that he too is corrupt. Except, somehow, his corruption is ‘good’ corruption.
“Maybe I should accept that I am corrupt, and I a
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Hlaudi Motsoeneng form new political party, dreams of becoming the next President of South Africa; using “radical black empowerment” as his campaign slogan
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Hlaudi Motsoeneng, the disgraced former chief operating officer of the SABC, has vowed to enter the political arena and contest the 2019 general election.
Motsoeneng’s latest neurotic political ramblings have floored analysts and the general public alike. The former broadcasting boss re-entered the public sphere this week – making grandiose civic appearances and, stranger still, engaging in a heated televised debate produced and aired by the SABC.
Motsoeneng says he was betrayed by the ANC
The Curious Case of Hlaudi Motsoeneng has surpassed the bizarre. Motsoeneng, almost singlehandedly, sank the public broadcaster, which is now, as a result, seeking to retrench thousands of employees in order to stay afloat.
Still, when walking through the dilapidated hallways of his former castle, Motsoeneng seems baffled by the hissing and hostility.
Delusion doesn’t seem far off the mark. Motsoeneng, in some sordidly strange way, proves th
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