She has not given reasons and has declined to comment any further.
Former Western Cape Transport MEC and Democratic Alliance provincial leader Bonginkosi Madikizela tendered his resignation on Wednesday after he admitted to lying about his tertiary education qualifications on his CV.
Bonginkosi Madikizela handed in his resignation as Western Cape Transport and Public Works MEC on Wednesday after admitting to lying about his tertiary education qualifications on his CV.
Earlier this month, Madikizela stepped down as leader pending an investigation into his qualifications after he admitted that he lied about a Bcom degree.
The process had to be stopped after some members of the provincial executive committee disputed the way the selection panel was chosen.
Western Cape Transport MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela was asked to step aside while the Democratic Alliance (DA) investigated him after he admitted to lying about a tertiary education qualification on his CV.
He's already stepped down as the party's Western Cape leader after admitting he did not complete a Bcom degree, as stated on his CV.
Democratic Alliance Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela was asked whether he will continue to run for mayor but couldn't give a direct answer.
Madikizela who wouldn’t give any names but accused some members of the DA of having an agenda.
The suspended MEC has apologised for lying on his CV when he indicated that he had obtained a B.com degree, and he told Eyewitness News that there was a group of people in the DA who targeted him.
Madikizela was suspended this week after it emerged that he lied about holding a B.Com degree in human resource management and a certificate in information technology.
Premier Alan Winde on Thursday suspended Madikizela for 14 days, pending the outcome of a probe by the premier's office. The Democratic Alliance (DA) provincial leader listed a BComm degree on his CV, but has acknowledged that he never actually completed the qualification.
Madikizela is being forced to stay at home amid questions over his academic qualifications.
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde has suspended Transport MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela for claiming to have a BCom degree in his CV when he has admitted that he has not completed his degree.
Democratic Alliance (DA)'s Western Cape leader, Bonginkosi Madikizela, said in response to the accusations that he took full responsibility for not correcting the information on his CV. He also admitted that he did not finish his BCom degree.
The Democratic Alliance (DA)’s Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela has been accused of allegedly lying about his qualifications on his CV.
In the space of just a day last week, two taxi bosses were killed in Cape Town, along with one other person.
The process was halted this week after some members of the provincial executive committee disputed the selection process of the selection panel.
