Minister Pemmy Majodina apologises after swearing at Eastern Cape resident
Ask AI 2 min Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has apologised following a heated exchange with a resident at a community engagement in Loerie, Eastern Cape.
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Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina has apologised for her vulgar outburst during a community engagement in Kouga, saying she takes full responsibility for responding to a resident with the same profane language directed at her.
Majodina issued the apology on Tuesday, days after a video of the confrontation at the Loerie Sewer Pump Station launch on September 9 went viral and drew criticism from opposition parties and civil society groups.
The incident occurred during a community engagement in Loerie, where a resident being escorted from the venue shouted “jou ma se ****” at Majodina.
Majodina responded by telling him to leave and repeating the insult.
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