On Monday, President Cyril Ramaphosa updated the nation on outcomes from the weekend ANC NEC meeting.
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JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa updated the nation on outcomes from the weekend ANC NEC meeting. Key resolutions are that those facing criminal charges for corruption and other serious crimes must step down from their positions.Those accused of corruption must explain to the integrity committee, and those found guilty of corruption must resign.WATCH: ANC briefing on NEC meeting outcomes
Leader, Bantu Holomisa cautions that resolutions announced at the party's NEC briefing are not enough. DA interim leader, John Steenhuisen says, it remains to be seen how Ramaphosa will deal with implicated leaders within the party.
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