The South African Democratic
Teachers Union said it is disappointed at the non-removal from cabinet of the
underperforming Minister of Basic Education Angie Motshekga.
Sadtu said Motshekga has not
effectively led the process of transformation, or of improving the quality of
education.
President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday
reshuffled his cabinet, the fourth reshuffle since taking office.
Sadtu Spokesperson Nomusi Cembi said
Sadtu feels that the Minister should have been the first one to go, with all
the problems that the Basic Education Department has faced and still facing
under her leadership.
Meanwhile the Democratic Alliance said that
the reshuffling should have been an opportunity for President Zuma to stamp out
poor governance which has been the mainstay of his administration, and replace
all poor performing Ministers with competent and dedicated individuals.
DA Spokesperson in the Parliamentary
Leader’s office Siviwe Gwarube questioned the removal of Tokyo Sexwale and
leaving the Police Minister, Nathi Mthethwa, The Energy Minister as well as Minister
Tina Joemat-Pettersen.
Gwarube added that the Minister of
Communications Dina Pule`s removal was long overdue and it is highly welcomed.
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