Mboweni Meets His Match After Mocking Rwanda In His Rants About Malema's Tea Meeting With Zuma
By yunahbvumbwe | self meida writer
Published 24 days ago - 1368 views
Finance minister Tito Mboweni gets taste of his own medicine after he mocked Rwanda in his Twitter rants.
Mboweni took to social media to express his frustration after Economic Freedom Fighters leader, Julius Malema had a tea meeting with former South African president Jacob Zuma at his Nkandla home.
Tito started off by describing the tea meeting as a strange political alliance emerging in South Africa.
Mboweni then further lamented that there was no social distancing and people were not wearing masks, as he disses the tea and lamb roast that Jacob Zuma prepared for his guests.
Finance minister Tito Mboweni argued that what happened in Nkandla would not happen even in Kigali, Rwanda.
"Pay back the money today. Ok. Tea and roast lamb tomorrow. Cool. No masks, no social distancing. Wow! Democratic South Africa. Would not happen in Kigali," he said.
Mboweni's inclusion of Rwanda in his Twitter rants was not taken likely as he was told that even Kigali would not tolerate a finance minister who spends more time in kitchen cooking laughable meals.
"True minister, Kigali would also never tolerate a finance minister who spends more time in kitchen dramatics than in securing country country fiscus. Kagame doesn't play," he was told.
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Kimathi missed the point here mboweni was saying rwandans don't tolerate lawlessness unlike south africa where each does as he pleases
WanLiz
02-07 05:39:22
He never missed the point but you are missing the point of his analogy
GweruBookCafe
02-18 18:42:39
Mboweni is an equivalent of the fired Energy Mutodi. he is too junior to know diplomatic code. he is in pension judging by the trivialities he applies all his upper chambers to. he is a slow learners. not more twenty-hours have passed since he was given a clue that allies do not negotiate by Advocate Dali Mpofu.
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GUEST_eyvn3bnLB
02-06 23:29:37Kimathi missed the point here mboweni was saying rwandans don't tolerate lawlessness unlike south africa where each does as he pleases
WanLiz
02-07 05:39:22He never missed the point but you are missing the point of his analogy
GweruBookCafe
02-18 18:42:39Mboweni is an equivalent of the fired Energy Mutodi. he is too junior to know diplomatic code. he is in pension judging by the trivialities he applies all his upper chambers to. he is a slow learners. not more twenty-hours have passed since he was given a clue that allies do not negotiate by Advocate Dali Mpofu.