Ramaphosa confirms deputy president Mabuza’s resignation

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Ramaphosa confirms deputy president Mabuza’s resignation
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Ramaphosa confirms deputy president Mabuza’s resignation: President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed deputy president David Mabuza’s resignation.

s request to step down from the position, which Ramaphosa announced during his State of the Nation Address.The deputy president has undertaken the responsibilities of his office with dedication. I am grateful for the support he has provided to me throughout his term and for the leadership he has provided to the work of government.

“His contribution has been valued by the many constituencies with which he has engaged, including traditional leaders, military veterans, civil society formations and international bodies. As leader of government business, he has ably managed the relationship between the executive and parliament, working to ensure that the transformative legislative programme of this administration is advanced,” Ramaphosa said.

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