While the African National Congress in the Western Cape has welcomed the suspension of Transport MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela, the GOOD party said the move did not go far enough. Madikizela is being forced to stay at home amid questions over his academic qualifications. The Democratic Alliance provincial leader listed a BCom degree on his CV but has acknowledged he never actually completed it.

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