President Cyril Ramaphosa is scheduled to answer oral questions in the National Assembly on Thursday afternoon.
Questions to the President will range from the appointment of the Minister of Electricity and transition to cleaner energy to the gold mafia and Thabo Bester.
ANC MP Khaya Magaxa asks Ramaphosa how he will convince the public that the fact that the Minister of Electricity is located in The Presidency is not an attempt to shift oversight on energy policy away from Parliament.
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