
Leaked correspondence indicates a standoff between ministers Chikunga and Buthelezi regarding staff appointments, as Chikunga retained two aides despite Buthelezi's refusal to extend their secondments. This conflict highlights ongoing tensions within the government over personnel decisions.
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