This is on the back of calls for the President to step down, with some South Africans accusing him of failing to effectively lead the country out of the many crises it faces.
JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa has moved to quell tensions amid a flurry of threats to shut down the country over a myriad of issues.
The growing threats of nationwide shutdowns over the difficult living conditions in the country appear not to have not rattled the president. He told journalists in Mpumalanga on Saturday that he was aware of the bubbling tensions. Meanwhile, accusations that Ramaphosa was party to covering up a crime at his Phala Phala farm have only made matters worse. But the President said he refuses to be bullied out of office.
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