No resignation from Ramaphosa tonight

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Ramaphosa considering his options — Presidency

President Cyril Ramaphosa has not resigned, nor did he address the nation on Thursday evening.

Presidential Spokesperson Vincent Magwenya addressed the media in a short briefing, saying Ramaphosa was still considering the independent panel’s report into the Phala Phala scandal.
 
hj007 said:
Imagine having to resign when you got robbed vs the trillions Zuma and co fleeced.
These are such technical issues that I wonder if most people could explain why he was resigning...
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He's considering resigning because he's a thieving po*s.

That should be clear enough for the average saffer to understand
 
hj007 said:
Imagine having to resign when you got robbed vs the trillions Zuma and co fleeced.
These are such technical issues that I wonder if most people could explain why he was resigning...
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Technical issues? The man hid his ill gotten gains in a couch. Not sure what more you need?
 
hj007 said:
Imagine having to resign when you got robbed vs the trillions Zuma and co fleeced.
These are such technical issues that I wonder if most people could explain why he was resigning...
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ANC so dodgy that they can't even get robbed in a legitimate way.
 
The findings also have nothing to do with that . They're misconduct for not reporting and for doing work (game farming) while a president?
 
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hj007 said:
Nope just confused:ROFL::p
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You are wondering why having large sums of foreign currency, not reporting a crime and not abiding by the constitution is a bad thing?
 
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On Wednesday, an advisory panel established by parliament found grounds for lawmakers to consider impeaching Ramaphosa, an icon of the anti-apartheid struggle, over his alleged failure to properly report a robbery at his game farm — during which he says $580,000 hidden in a sofa were stolen — and potential violations of the constitution.

I would much rather have a man that failed to report a crime than David Mabuza.. with DM as president, you’ll beg Zuma to come back
 
Geordin Gwyn Hill-Lewis For president !!


Oh wait, no.. then Cape Town might not be so well run anymore. Never mind, leave Gordon where he is.
 
Nemus said:
On Wednesday, an advisory panel established by parliament found grounds for lawmakers to consider impeaching Ramaphosa, an icon of the anti-apartheid struggle, over his alleged failure to properly report a robbery at his game farm — during which he says $580,000 hidden in a sofa were stolen — and potential violations of the constitution.

I would much rather have a man that failed to report a crime than David Mabuza.. with DM as president, you’ll beg Zuma to come back
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:ROFL:
Just another piglet at the trough...

An icon indeed...
 
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