We will be looking at the increasing calls for President Cyril Ramaphosa to reshuffle his cabinet, in light of the state’s rather ham-handed response to the recent looting and unrest, which cost much in terms of lives and damage to our economy.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has been under pressure to replace some members of the cabinet to restore the nation's trust.we will be looking at the increasing calls for President Cyril Ramaphosa to reshuffle his cabinet, in light of the state’s rather ham-handed response to the recent looting and unrest, which cost much in terms of lives and damage to our economy.
We’ll also be touching on the government’s recently announced economic interventions, to turn things around. This week our host Mike Siluma is joined by political analyst and project manager at Democracy Works Foundation, Nompumelolo Runji, as well as Sunday Times parliamentary correspondent Andisiwe Makinana, to unpack the issues. All things reshuffle.
Government's economic relief measures. Are the measures proposed feasible or do they set a precedent that the economy cannot follow through with?
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