The African National Congress (ANC) has come under fire for breaching its own lockdown rules at a time when ordinary South Africans are beckoned to obey them
Fikile Mbalula, Transport Minister has reacted to criticism after posting pictures on social media, which clearly displayed more than 50 people gathered outside the late Andrew Mlangeni’s home.
Mbalula reported that people “spontaneously” gathered to pay tribute to the last of the Rivonia Trialists on Tuesday.
“The people came forward and the marshals tried to push them back but it was held up for about 10 minutes and the coffin was released into the house and everything came to normal. Nonetheless, the ANC would not gather people and seek to address them in an environment of the coronavirus.”
The African National Congress (ANC) has come under fire for breaching its own lockdown rules at a time when ordinary South Africans are beckoned to obey them.
GALLERY: ANC leaders take Andrew Mlangeni’s body home
Mlangeni passed away last week at the age of 95.
His funeral service is being held at the Uj campus in Soweto this morning.
He’ll then be laid to rest at the Roodepoort cemetery.
WATCH: Andrew Mlangeni’s funeral service
