“The finding exposes the court for its role in weakening the authority of parliament.”
While the DA has called for Mkhwebane to resign, the EFF issued a statement lambasting the president.“We reject the logic that Ramaphosa did not personally benefit from the CR17 funds. How can a man who received billions in funding from key business figures not properly declare what he’s received?
“From here on, no one, from members of the executive to state bureaucrats who come to account to parliament, will ever respect the principle to not lie under oath.“There is definitely no argument as to whether Ramaphosa misled parliament or not.
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