🔒 Despite President Cyril Ramaphosa’s glossy efforts to present his tenure as one of good governance and accountability, his administration has been plagued by continual allegations of corruption.
Gatvol: Citizens march to the Union Buildings in Pretoria protesting against corruption in government. If a week in politics is a long time, as the old adage goes, then a year is a surely an eternity.
Despite the president’s glossy efforts to present his tenure as one of good governance and accountability, his administration has been plagued by continual allegations of corruption.
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