MOIPONE MALEFANE | There is also frustration over his government's inability to bring to book many of those who were involved in corruption and state capture.
President Cyril Ramaphosa enters the National Assembly for his State of the Nation Address 2019 in June . /Gallo Images/Jeffrey AbrahamsAs he enters his third year as head of state, many are looking at tomorrow's State of the Nation Address as an indicator of whether he will now start implementing some of the decisions he announced when he took over.
Two years ago, Cosatu and the SA Communist Party were among the parties who cheered when Ramaphosa announced an economic stimulus package that was meant to lead to higher economic growth and job creation.
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