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ANC Women's League calls for sanctions against Gwede Mantashe

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The ANC Women's League is demanding an apology from Gwede Mantashe and disciplinary measures after his remarks, deemed degrading, about sex in exchange for jobs. It says the politician must uphold the party's principles of equality and non-sexism, reports IOL.

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