Just when everybody thought the dust has settled between Bonang Mathea and Minister Nathi Mthethwa, Matheba continues to lambast the Minister to resign. Folowing the outcry yesterday once Minster Nathi Mthethwa has announced about the R22 Million Rand budget for a Monument Flag Project. He has received backlash from almost the people of South Africa.
During today's interview where Minister was announced about the possible review of the erecting the monument flag, Bonang Matheba has put it straight to thing that there is nothing to be reviewed however the Minister should just resign.
"You have nothing to offer. Resign" wrote Bonang Matheba
During today's news and development where Minister Nathi Mthethwa has feedback to the people of South Africa following yesterday's outrage once the the R22 Million budget was made known to the public. He has reassured the people of South Africa that him and his team will again go back on the drawing to to determine where is the disconnect.
"The facts still stands that the formerly South Africa majority remains minority in the public space and we are determined to change that picture. What has happened is that we have listened to the people as they have been talking because we are a listening government and we had to listen to the views. So, we will have to go back to the drawing board and check where is the disconnect, is it purely on financial basis or the costs for the monumental or is it the idea that South Africa have not yet embraced" says Minister Nathi Mthethwa
Just yesterday, Bonang Matheba was coming for Minister Nathi Mthethwa's blood when she blatantly told him to he was useless and we hate him as South Africans. Queen B must have been outraged as she did not mince any of her words while lashing out to the Minister who sent the whole of South Africa into a frenzy yesterday.
In a turn of events, Minister Nathi Mthethwa has reassured South Africans that there would definitely be a review surrounding the outrageous R22 Million budget for a monumental flag project. He went to say he is glad that this topic has really gotten South Africa to be more interested in national symbols
"I am saying South African because we have done our research and countries like Korea, India, Saudi Arabia we have seen monumental flags and we have understood the socio-economic spin-off long before those monumental flags were erected in those particular countries. The issue of fostering cohesion in our society is important and we are glad that South Africans are starting to talk about national symbols" says Minister Nathi Mthethwa
