As a show of support, church members also sang 'Phakama Ramaphosa', one of the ANC's election songs.
As a show of support, church members also sang ‘Phakama Ramaphosa’, one of the ANC’s election songs.
Ramaphosa landed in Port Elizabeth on Saturday and the same evening met church leader Bishop John Bolana at the Bantu Church of Christ in New Brighton. He was welcomed by scores of church members, young and old, elated in song. On Sunday Ramaphosa is expected to take the African National Congress campaign across Nelson Mandela Bay.
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