Ramaphosa could add new soldiers against political enemies to his Cabinet | The Citizen

Ramaphosa's army to fight ANC battles: A look at potential political appointees-aka soliders to cabinet in the never ending local game of thrones. Read the full story here⬇️

Two potential appointees to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s new Cabinet do not have good track records – but they may get new positions as reinforcements in his fight against his enemies in the ANC.

While he was Joburg mayor, the ANC lost the mayorship to the Democratic Alliance in 2016 and the Gauteng economic cluster and general administration collapsed completely under him. Zikalala received the most votes and topped the list of additional members of the ANC national executive committee, but Swana believed this was engineered by the Ramaphosa slate to show KwaZulu-Natal that it was still “welcomed in the NEC”.It was also a reality that Zikalala would be shunned by the ANC provincial elite because of his links to Ramaphosa. Ramokgopa is among the youth that the ANC is elevating to the top because of competition from the Economic Freedom Fighters .

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