702, Wednesday morning

We're keeping an eye on developments in Bronco Spray. You remember yesterday we spoke to the health minister and the executive mayor of the city of Tshwane. I noted with some interest that since that conversation, yesterday, both the EFF and the Democratic Alliance have both opened cases against the mayor of the city of Tshwane, and they're calling for her resignation. Now, do you chalk it up to electioneering with, of course?

The vote two weeks away, as you've just heard Safiso Zulu say. Is it cheap political point scoring? I mean, when, last, whenever has a DA or an EFF office bearer fallen on their sword because of governance failures? I'm not talking about personal accusations. I'm not talking about accusations of corruption where this office bearer might have unduly benefited.

From something. I'm not talking about personal scandal, broad governance failures, but they're calling for Dr. Moyer to resign. On the other hand, more than 410 people now with gastrointestinal illnesses, babies cramping, vomiting, endless diarrhea, the screams, the pain, the dehydration, the

The parents have to deal with what else should make a political office bearer fall on their sword and say, It happened under my watch. Yes, I wasn't personally responsible, but it happened under my watch. When do we begin to have that culture in South Africa? Good morning, Boani and team. Moani, look, we can't keep firing.

The moils and stuff like that, you know? Yes, it happened under her watch. But why don't you go to the root problem? What is happening at the Bronco Spirit or the water treatment plant or the wastewater treatment works that this is coming from? I'm sure there's internal communication. Either the engineers have informed the management, they need to get those internal communication. And whoever teaching action, when he was not here.

That's the person that should be fired. The person that are doing the actual work. Because then every day we should be firing every politician. Fred from Lundpak. This is breakfast with Bongani Bingwa on 7:02. Let's walk the talk. Oh, I don't know, Fred. I think the trouble is we never fire anyone. That's the point. We never fire anyone. And I'm not even talking about people being fired. When do they say?