Opposition parties are accusing President Cyril Ramaphosa and his entourage of wasting taxpayers' money after he travelled to the Eastern Cape for the opening of a creche in a remote village on Wednesday. | MaliDayimani
Opposition parties accused Cyril Ramaphosa of using state resources to boost his campaign forThe creche had been operating from a shack structure.Opposition parties are accusing President Cyril Ramaphosa and his entourage of wasting taxpayers' money after he travelled to the Eastern Cape for the opening of a creche in a remote village on Wednesday.
The president unveiled a plaque before reading a short story from a book about the life and times of Nelson Mandela to a group of 60 pre-schoolers.Pictures of the event, which were widely circulated on social media, drew criticism as many suggested the president should rather focus his time on fixing the Eskom crisis.The DA, however, made it clear that a local chief would have been better placed to do the unveiling, while the EFF believed a councillor would have been just fine.
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