Phala Phala: Deadlock over Ramaphosa taking leave of absence: The integrity commission’s stalled report is the last hurdle for the president ahead of the December ANC conference
Ruling party insiders said Mashamba had drafted and submitted the report to the commission for ratification but members who were sympathetic to the president’s case refused to sign off on it.
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