John Moodey announced his resignation as the official opposition’s Gauteng leader and is terminating his membership.
JOHANNESBURG - The Democratic Alliance on Wednesday said that John Moodey’s exit from the party was unfortunate and unnecessary.
But the party believed that he was making a mistake, saying internal disciplinary action against him did not amount to a witch-hunt.He joins former DA Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba and former party leader Mmusi Maimane on the list of people to leave the official opposition.As for me, I am focused on moving forward with wisdom and building a South Africa my children and your children deserve. I believe that the @OneSA_Movement is the vehicle that will achieve that.
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