The president's words about his son's Bosasa payment are coming back to haunt him.
Answering questions in the national assembly earlier in March, the president refused to discuss how much Andile had received after Maimane pressured him to do so.
MPs in opposition benches objected fiercely, insisting Ramaphosa quantify how much his son made in relation to Bosasa. The president would not bite.
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