WATCH | Discussion | Ramaphosa farm theft | Experts unpack legal options
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JOHANNESBURG - There have been mixed reactions these past few days since the release of an independent panel that looked into the theft at President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala game farm. These include calls for the president to resign to those encouraging him to stay put at the Union Buildings and rather take this report on judicial review.
Judge Dennis Davis and a panel of experts discuss the report and the legal options that Ramaphosa has going forward.
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