As such, with the recent announcement of the cabinet reshuffle, Matheba has made it clear that her investment in the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture remains unwavering.
Bonang Matheba has her eyes on Zizi Kodwa already
In light of the cabinet reshuffle announced earlier this week, ANC NEC member and politician, Zizi Kodwa was announced as the new incoming Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture. As soon as his statement was announced, Zizi fast began his media trail speaking on his intention as the new Sports, Arts and Culture Minister.
Following his second interview with Robert Marawa on 947 recently. When clips of the interview were posted, Bonang returned to Twitter to wish Zizi good luck in his tenure. A tweet which also seemed to suggest that she was keeping a close eye on the minister and his efforts to support artists.
As such, it did not come as a surprise when she was one of the many members of the general public that welcomed his axing when the cabinet reshuffle was announced.
As reported at the time Matheba made her tweet directed at Mthethwa’s axing:
Award-winning South African media personality Bonang Matheba is celebrating after president Cyril Ramaphosa reshuffled Nathi Mthethwa on Monday evening.
Mthethwa who has faced allegations of continued failings in his portfolio has been replaced by Zizi Kodwa, who has been appointed as the replacement for Minister of Sport, Arts, and Culture.
It is no secret that Queen B was not a fan of Nathi's work. Bonang was constantly taking digs at Mthethwa and questioning his competency as Minister of Arts and Culture. Ever since the announcement of the R22 million for a monumental flag, she has been taking digs at him and even called him "useless."
Taking to Twitter after the president reshuffled the cabinet, she tweeted "Wonderful."