In February 2018, President Cyril Ramaphosa themed his tenure as a new dawn, in which he hit all the right notes and promised South Africans heaven and earth. | JasonFelix
Now, six years later, Ramaphosa finds himself in an embarrassing situation, while citizens spend much of their time without electricity.
"In hindsight, it is now clear that these were all lies to simply lure the voters to vote for his party in the 2019 national elections," Zungula said in a scathing open letter. The ATM led the charge against Ramaphosa and this subsequently led to the establishment of a panel which investigated whether Ramaphosa should be subjected to a process that could have led to his removal from office.
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