Parliamentarian Rejects Minister's Apology: Demands Accountability

South African Parliamentarian Rejects Minister's Apology: Calls for Accountability Cape Town, South Africa – June 3, 2025 – Tensions rose in the South African Parliament today as a member strongly criticized the apology offered by Minister Gayton McKenzie and his deputy. The parliamentarian, whose name was not disclosed in the video, stated that the apology was "inadequate" and demanded further explanation from the Deputy Minister. He highlighted the importance of transparency and accountability within the government. "The Minister's apology is inadequate, and this applies to the Deputy Minister as well," the parliamentarian stated. He further emphasized the need for the Deputy Minister to appear before the parliament to clarify their actions and areas of responsibility. The speaker's comments also touched on the importance of corporate governance and the consequences of missing crucial meetings. The video underscores a growing concern over governmental transparency and accountability in South Africa. The parliament's response to this matter will be a key indicator of the government's commitment to addressing public concerns.