Tuesday's surprise Cabinet reshuffle, the fourth in President Jacob Zuma's five years in office, has got South Africa talking.
The move was widely criticised by opposition parties and members of the public, while the presidency said Zuma was not obliged to provide reasons for his choices.
What are your thoughts and questions on the Cabinet reshuffle?
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The biggest losers of the reshuffle were the former ministers of human settlements, Tokyo Sexwale, co-operative governance and traditional affairs, Richard Baloyi, and communications, Dina Pule. They were replaced by Connie September, Lechesa Tsenoli and Yunus Carrim respectively. Zuma was slammed by opposition parties and trade unions on Tuesday for not giving Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga the chop. What do you think of his decision? Let us know.
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