Ramaphosa says South Africa won’t ‘be bullied’ in SoNA overshadowed by tensions with US
In a State of the Nation Address (SoNA) overshadowed by diplomatic tensions between South Africa and the US over land, social inclusion and climate policies, President Cyril Ramaphosa said South Africa would “not be bullied” as it sought to chart a new path in a rapidly changing world.
Ramaphosa was responding to a question about Rwandan President Paul Kagame, who accused him lying about the conflict and ...
The country had gone for over three hundred days without rolling blackouts before last week’s cuts. However, on Thursday, ...
The annual address was set against a backdrop of choppy regional and global waters. How did Ramaphosa fare with his facts?
Presidenct Cyril Ramaphosa says the government will be aggressive while creating a more inclusive economy by bringing in more ...
The MK Party has accused President Cyril Ramaphosa of failing to deliver on key issues, including unemployment, housing, and ...
The President announced that the government is engaging both local and international financial institutions and investors to unlock the R100 billion in infrastructure financing.
Following the State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa hosted the Presidential Golf Challenge at Atlantic Beach Golf Club in Melkbosstrand, Cape Town, on Friday.
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Ramaphosa’s address was ambitious and did not shy away from making overpromises, raising feasibility concerns about the ...
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