Mpho Tsedu's comments in Sowetan of November 20, in which he challenged Hlomla Dandala to a public debate on issues Dandala had raised when declaring support for Cope, surprised me.
Mpho Tsedu's comments in Sowetan of November 20, in which he challenged Hlomla Dandala to a public debate on issues Dandala had raised when declaring support for Cope, surprised me.
Tsedu should know that his party has no respect for the rule of law and his leaders have no morals.
He is an opportunist seeking popularity by undermining our people's suffering. A public debate won't make him a politician, it will expose his limitations in politics.
As an ordinary member of the ANC Youth League he should have a public debate with Julius Malema so that they can teach each other the core needs of young people.
Jean Mulaudzi, Riviera
Mpho Tsedu a political opportunist
Mpho Tsedu's comments in Sowetan of November 20, in which he challenged Hlomla Dandala to a public debate on issues Dandala had raised when declaring support for Cope, surprised me.
Mpho Tsedu's comments in Sowetan of November 20, in which he challenged Hlomla Dandala to a public debate on issues Dandala had raised when declaring support for Cope, surprised me.
Tsedu should know that his party has no respect for the rule of law and his leaders have no morals.
He is an opportunist seeking popularity by undermining our people's suffering. A public debate won't make him a politician, it will expose his limitations in politics.
As an ordinary member of the ANC Youth League he should have a public debate with Julius Malema so that they can teach each other the core needs of young people.
Jean Mulaudzi, Riviera