President Cyril Ramaphosa has submitted his response to the independent panel probing whether he has a case to answer regarding the Phala Phala allegations. But his submission will be kept under wraps for now.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has delivered his submission in response to the allegations made against him in the Phala Phala matter, the presidency announced on Monday. File photo.President Cyril Ramaphosa has submitted his response to the independent panel probing whether he has a case to answer regarding the Phala Phala allegations. But his submission will be kept under wraps for now, says presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya.
“The president’s submission affirms his committed co-operation with due process,” said Magwenya in a statement. Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya “President Ramaphosa denies that he violated this oath in any way, and denies that he is guilty of any of the allegations made against him.” The panel, which has until November 17 to conclude its work, has set 10 days for it to consider information received, conduct additional research if required, deliberate, write and finalise the report.
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