Kubayi commits to meeting with ActionSA after it called for Batohi’s removal
On Thursday, ActionSA handed over a memorandum of demands outside the Department of Justice’s office in Tshwane on Batohi's removal.
Mmamoloko Kubayi. Picture: X/The_DHS
JOHANNESBURG - Justice Minister Mamoloko Kubayi has committed to meeting with ActionSA after the party called for the removal of National Director of Public Prosecutions Shamila Batohi.
The party said Batohi had failed in leading the organisation to prosecute high-profile cases like that of Nigerian pastor, Timothy Omotoso, and former minister, Zizi Kodwa.
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On Thursday, ActionSA handed over a memorandum of demands outside the Department of Justice’s office in Tshwane on Batohi's removal.
The minister's spokesperson, Terrence Manase, said: "She is saying she did write requesting for a meeting, but she did not get any response. Maybe that response is still coming.
"She is saying she is still prepared to engage with yourselves and your leadership collective in that meeting."