The independent panel tasked with testing claims of misconduct and violations of corruption legislation levelled against President Cyril Ramaphosa – relating to the Phala Phala theft scandal – found that he has a case to answer. Here's why. | wicks_jeff
Please select an optionIt's a step in the right direction. An ANC-DA coalition would be the most stable option for SAThe DA should rather remain in opposition than form a coalition with the ANC or the EFFIt's a step in the right direction.
An ANC-DA coalition would be the most stable option for SAThe DA should focus on working with all opposition parties, including the EFF, to unseat the ANCThe DA should rather remain in opposition than form a coalition with the ANC or the EFF
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