'You are not the colour of your skin': Chris Pappas believes SA needs a leader, not a colour
DA uMngeni mayor Chris Pappas challenged a question asked during his talk in Cape Town on Monday on whether the DA needs someone of colour to lead the party in order to win the elections.
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