Ramaphosa weighed in on Zuma's disciplinary hearing and addressed the inclusion of corruption-accused on his party's parliamentary list.
Ramaphosa weighed in on Zuma's disciplinary hearing and addressed the inclusion of corruption-accused on his party's parliamentary list.
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has spoken on his predecessor Jacob Zuma’s disciplinary hearing. Photo: Gallo Images/Alet PretoriusThe ruling party on Thursday announced Zuma would appear before its Disciplinary Committee next Tuesday. He is currently suspended by the“Jacob Zuma maintains that he is still a member of the ANC. As a member of the ANC, he has got to be dealt with through our disciplinary processes.
“He has been saying he will vote for another party, and that adds to the various violations of our constitution”.“We have got to be doing things through policy and deal with people like him through our processes. We implement policy to the letter, and that is what we are going to do.“The Disciplinary Committee operates according to its own processes. So we will see how far they will go with this.
He also addressed the inclusion of corruption-accused on his party’s parliamentary list, stressing renewal. “The ANC is in the process of renewal. It is not a one-day event. We are on a path of renewal, so that should give everyone confidence.”
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