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Legal analyst, Romeo Nthambeleni, says that putting the Phala Phala matter to bed will rely on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s next legal move, as well as the release of the final report by the Public Protector.

Legal analyst, Romeo Nthambeleni, says that putting the Phala Phala matter to bed will rely on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s next legal move, as well as the release of the final report by the public protector.

“The move will be important by the president, because it determines how the matter will ultimately be resolve. That will happen immediately after the final report has been finalised by the public protector. Then we’ll see whether the president approaches the high court, to deal with the findings of the Section 89 panel report.

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