It seems the president has found the appetite to fight back on the Phala Phala saga
President Cyril Ramaphosa is waiting to hear whether he has a case to answer regarding the burglary at his Phala Phala farm in 2020. Picture: GCIS/FILE PHOTO
“The president has with humility and with great care and commitment accepted that call to continue being of service to his organisation the ANC and to the people of South Africa,” Magwenya added. Ramaphosa also intends to take the Ngcobo report on legal review, with legal experts arguing that there is a chance it could be set aside.
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