President Ramaphosa continues consultations on reshuffle and some ministers have been asked to prepare handover reports
03 August 2021 - 05:10New names have emerged as candidates for the cabinet as President Cyril Ramaphosa continues consultations to shore up his executive.
Business Day understands that the matter was discussed but not finalised by the ANC top leadership on Monday but the tripartite alliance, which includes Cosatu and the SA Communist Party, has not yet been consulted. Staff in the presidency have said that some ministers have been asked to prepare handover reports...
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