Addressing the scourge of gender-based violence; Ramaphosa has called for a national men’s dialogue. He called on young people to get involved with youth organisations and avoid the pitfalls of drugs and gangsterism. GBV 16Days 16DaysofActivism
The ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa says there is no time frame in which to end the rolling blackouts that Eskom has subjected the country to.
“We need to repair that broken system and it has been so for quite a long time. It’s got many parts to it. It’s got skills base to it, it’s got machines based to it, it’s got flawed designs of power stations, it’s got various aspects,” he said. Addressing the scourge of gender-based violence; Ramaphosa has called for a national men’s dialogue. He called on young people to get involved with youth organisations and avoid the pitfalls of drugs and gangsterism.
“We have admitted as the African National Congress that along the way yes there were certain things that started happening that deviated us from that path but now through the renewal program, “he said.
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