[TRENDING] Deadline looms for Ramaphosa's response on Phala Phala
JOHANNESBURG - The deadline for President Cyril Ramaphosa's submissions into the Phala Phala saga is inching closer.The date for Ramaphosa's submissions to the Parliamentary panel is this Sunday.
The panel has been tasked with determining whether or not the president has a case to answer to.Ramaphosa was then given ten days to respond.The African Transformation Movement party submitted a motion against him to jump-start an inquiry into his removal for misconduct and violating the Constitution.
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