ANC's Pemmy Majodina Wants MP Sibusiso Kula Recalled From Parliament, He's Accused of Murdering His Wife

ANC's Pemmy Majodina Wants MP Sibusiso Kula Recalled From Parliament, He's Accused of Murdering His Wife

  • Pemmy Majodina wants the ANC MP accused of murdering his wife recalled from South Africa's Parliament
  • Sibusiso Kula is facing charges of allegedly stabbing Jenifer Mohlomi to death in November 2022
  • ANC chief whip Majodina said the wheels are already in motion for Mohlomi to lose his seat in the National Assembly

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CAPE TOWN - Chief whip of the African National Congress, Pemmy Majodina, wants murder-accused ANC MP Sibusiso Kula booted out of the National Assembly.

ANC Chief Whip Pemmy Majodina wants murder-accused MP Sibusiso Kula removed from parliament
Pemmy Majodina says the ANC cannot have murder-accused MP Sibusiso Kula sitting in the National Assembly. Image: aco Marais & @InsidePolitics8/Twitter
Source: UGC

Kula is currently facing charges for allegedly killing his wife, Jenifer Mohlomi, who was stabbed multiple times in the couple's home in November 2022, EWN reported.

The 34-year-old murder accused was denied bail by the Orkney Magistrates Courts and will be back in court on 29 February.

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Majodina says the ANC cannot have people accused of GBV and femicide in its ranks

In light of the seriousness of gender-based violence in South Africa, Majodina said the ruling party cannot have people accused of such heinous crimes against women in its ranks.

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The ANC chief whip said she's compiled a report and proposes that the party apply the step-aside rule to Kula and have him face the national disciplinary committee, eNCA reported.

Majodina added that processes have already begun to remove Kule from the National Assembly.

Majodina declared:

"We cannot allow such allegations against a Member of Parliament."

South Africans agree that the murder-accused MP should be stripped of his seat in Parliament

Citizens agree with Pemmy Majodina wholeheartedly, but many questioned why the ANC is dragging its feet.

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Below are some reactions:

@Richard_Spoor commented:

"Seems fair."

@Meatman_WP added:

"One flicker of ethics amongst the ANC."

@LetsbeR75712323 asked:

"Why has he not been recalled already? ANC does not want to hold any of its members accountable!"

@Johan_Kleiin said:

"I highly agree. Even if he's innocent (I'm not saying he is), it does not set a good example by keeping him there."

@ThatTrevor55 claimed:

"You would think any clown, accused and on a charge of murdering his wife, would hang his head in shame and voluntarily resign... Not in RSA."

Blue Bulls rugby player Ngcebo Thusi appears in court for alleged murder of TUT student Ntokozo Xaba

In a similar story, Briefly News reported that rugby player Ngcebo Thusi briefly appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 6 February following his arrest.

Thusi was nabbed in connection with the murder of Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) student Ntokozo Xaba. The slain woman was a third-year university student and had allegedly been drinking with her friends and ex-boyfriend.

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Lerato Mutsila (Current affairs editor) Lerato Mutsila is a journalist with 3 years of experience. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Pearson Institute of Higher Education in 2020, majoring in broadcast journalism, political science and communication. Lerato joined the Briefly News current affairs desk in August 2022. Mutsila is also a fellow of the 2021/2022 Young African Journalists Acceleration programme, which trained African journalists in climate journalism. You can contact Lerato at lerato.mutsila@breifly.co.za