Mashatile met en garde contre la violence lors des manifestations sur l'immigration

Le vice-président Paul Mashatile a déclaré au Parlement que le gouvernement ne tolérerait pas la violence collective lors des manifestations contre les ressortissants étrangers sans papiers. Il a exhorté les forces de sécurité à agir avec fermeté contre les actes criminels tout en continuant à donner la priorité aux Sud-Africains.

Mashatile a tenu ces propos lors de la séance de questions orales à l'Assemblée nationale le 21 mai 2026. Il a condamné toute forme d'action collective violente et a souligné que l'Afrique du Sud est un pays ordonné, régi par des lois.

Le vice-président a également abordé les questions de responsabilité impliquant l'ancienne ministre du Développement social, Sisisi Tolashe. Il a noté qu'elle avait comparu devant les organismes d'éthique compétents et devant le président après des accusations de non-déclaration de véhicules de luxe offerts à la Ligue des femmes du Congrès national africain.

Mashatile a rejeté les allégations selon lesquelles il aurait influencé un appel d'offres de loterie de plusieurs milliards de rands. Il a déclaré que l'affaire avait déjà été examinée par le ministre du Commerce, de l'Industrie et de la Concurrence, Parks Tau, et qu'elle ne nécessitait aucune enquête supplémentaire.

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