Ramaphosa's exit won’t change economic policy, says Godongwana
Any president will not pursue individualistic policies outside the framework of the party.
South African markets were roiled this week after an advisory panel, established by Parliament, found grounds for lawmakers to consider impeaching Ramaphosa over his alleged failure to properly report a robbery at his game farm - during which he said $580 000 hidden in a sofa was stolen - and potential violations of the Constitution.
The price of South African five-year credit default swaps climbed by the most since March 2020, showing investor nervousness about political instability.
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