The assassination of rapper AKA and President Cyril Ramaphosa's state of the nation address were on the agenda at a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, says minister in the presidency Mondli Gungubele.
, Gungubele said: “We will leave that to the president and hope at the right time he will take a decision.”when he was ready to do so. It has been reported that the president is likely to restructure his cabinet after the budget speech on February 22. , he said: “Our immediate concern is we must maintain load-shedding stages at a low level.
He conceded the government had failed to protect citizens from crime. “We accept we are failing on crime and we are not doing well. But we have reinforced the National Prosecuting Authority, the justice system, and the police.”
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