Don't reshuffle KZN cabinet to settle political scores - IFP
23 May 2016
Durban – Reshuffle the cabinet in KwaZulu-Natal to improve service delivery, but not to settle political scores, the Inkatha Freedom Party said on Monday.
This after rumours surfaced that Premier Senzo Mchunu was expected to resign on Monday after the party allegedly gave him his marching orders on Friday.
Although the party has neither confirmed or denied the latest developments, Mchunu’s absence from the National Prayer Day at Kings Park Stadium in Durban on Sunday, which was addressed by President Jacob Zuma, further fuelled speculation.
While Mchunu’s name appeared on the programme, Transport MEC and leader of government business Willies Mchunu told the media that Mchunu had asked him to represent him because of another commitment.