Oscar Mabuyane re-elected as Prime Minister of the Eastern Cape

In a notable political update, Oscar Mabuyane has been re-elected as Prime Minister of the Eastern Cape, securing his position without opposition, as confirmed by Bhisho Speaker Helen Sauls-Augustus. Helen Sauls-August and Vuyo Jali were re-elected as Speaker and Vice Speaker of the Provincial Legislature, respectively. Mabuyane emphasized stability in his administration, stating, “If it ain’t broke, why fix it?”

In the Western Cape, Alan Winde retained his role as Premier, reflecting ongoing political stability. Winde, alongside re-elected House Speaker Daylin Mitchell and new Deputy Chairman Reagen Allen, pledged to address persistent provincial issues.

Gauteng also saw continuity with Andrek ‘Panyaza’ Lesufi being re-elected as Prime Minister. Lesufi expressed gratitude and reiterated his commitment to collaborative governance, emphasizing the importance of the ANC and its allies. This re-election wave underscores a period of political stability across multiple South African provinces.

Original Source: The South African
Date: 2024-06-15 08:37:04
www.thesouthafrican.com

Scroll to Top