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When the Nigerian 🇳🇬 journalist continually interjected during the Q&A session, Minister Kubayi rebuked him, stating, "My dear, one thing that is going to help us first is respect for each other, respect for the office that we occupy... I don't think any South African journalist would disrespect your sitting minister". She firmly maintained that no apology would be issued because Ntshavheni spoke on behalf of South Africa.

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