No excuses, not even special leave, prohibits Health Minister Zweli Mkhize from appearing before Parliament.
Opposition parties say they don’t believe his stand-in, Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kuyabyi-Ngubane, is up to the task of answering questions on the department’s controversial Digital Vibes contract.
A sub judice rule invoked two weeks ago to excuse Mkhize from Parliament has been found to have been ill-placed.
But opposition parties say they must exercise their oversight role and they have a host of questions they want Mkhize to answer.
The committee will now consult the Speaker about Mkhize appearing before it, despite being on special leave.
Source: eNCA
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