#FirstThingsFirst - John Steenhuisen sacks Chief of Staff and MP

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DA leader John Steenhuisen sacked both his Department of Agriculture Chief of Staff, Roman Cabanac and Member of Parliament Renaldo Gouws, following outrage over their past politically incorrect remarks. Are you surprised that the DA took these decisions? Are you happy with what Steenhuisen has done? Does it redeem the DA just a little in your eyes, or do you believe it is all for show? What does it say about political leaders when they have to act due to public pressure? These were questions raised when the team deliberated on these turn of events.
16 Sep 2024 1AM English South Africa Entertainment News

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