Mbalula says he will hurt Cyril if Mathabatha is fired without a good reason.


ANC Limpopo has the upper hand in this debate. It is highly unlikely that Stan Mathabatha will face expulsion from the organisation due to his actions, even though he may have acted inappropriately by trying to influence delegates from his region to support Cyril Ramaphosa, the president of the landfill site, at the Nasrec seminar. The claim was made by ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula, who made the statement on Sunday to Limpopo media, expressing his sensitivity to calls for Mathabatha to be exempt from the consequences for violating the Nasrec alliance's merrymaking structures in December. According to Mbalula, he addressed the pleas for Mathabatha to disregard the violation of these structures when he spoke to the media in Limpopo. The remarks were delivered by Mbalula. Regardless, he thought the people could not be divided about who should lead. According to Mbalula, he acted inappropriately on his way to the conference, acting like a Bhubesi. He justified his behaviour by claiming that Ramaphosa acted against the title of the province and the realm's status that he was obligated to be leader. Additionally, Mbalula believed that the person fought for the province's title. Now that you've dealt with a friend's theft of a confidential view and other inappropriate behaviour, you can focus on the pressing problem at hand and have fired him from the organisation.

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