Ramaphosa to appear at StateCaptureInquiry
President Cyril Ramaphosa stands at the Zondo Commission of Inquiry.He will first give evidence in his capacity as the current ANC president and former deputy president of the party.Afterwards, he will testify in his capacity as the current president and former deputy president of the country.
During his last appearance in May, the president admitted that corruption has negatively affected service delivery.
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