South African Parliament Reacts to President's Address
During his State of the Nation address on February 16, President Cyril Ramaphosa took a clear, firm stance on his plans to end corruption at state institutions and state-owned enterprises, promising to deal severely with those who got in the way. MPs began debating his address on Monday, and he is due to reply to the debate on Tuesday.
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19 February 2018
South Africa's SONA Debate Wraps Up
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