This comes a month after Mkhwebane’s term as the country’s fourth Public Protector prematurely came to end.
JOHANNESBURG - Former Public Protector advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane has joined the Economic Freedom Fighters.Mkhwebane said she did not join the EFF for positions.
“As the Public Protector, I always said I will protect the poor and marginalised. This has given me the opportunity to do that,” she said.Mkhwebane made history by becoming the first head of a Chapter 9 institution to be impeached by Parliament.The former Public Protector is currently hosting a media briefing in Kwaggafontein, Mpumalanga. TCG pic.twitter.com/Ur8EAUXIHG
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