Ramaphosa back at Zondo Commission

It’s day two of ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa’s appearance before the State Capture Inquiry. He told the commission on Wednesday the party could have done more to combat corruption. eNCA anchor Tumelo Mothotoane and senior reporter, Siphamandla Goge are following this story. Courtesy #DStv403

[stephbrotherton]

Sounded more like a state of the nation speech instead of an enquiry.

[debraolivier]

So tell us Cyril, were you "shocked"??!!

[grantvanrooyen]

Mr Ramaphosa. Where will this end! We are on the brink of national grid failure. What will happen in the event of collapse? You are faced with the task of preventing full scale anarchy. Man up put the countries interests at heart and the rest will follow. The private sector needs attention and help. Let's make this happen again. Thank you for reading this.

[stephbrotherton]

What has happened about those who have been ferreted out...

[clynntpotts]

You know what makes me sick? The fact, that ANC politicians, and every other politician out there, lives this wonderfull lifes, with no worries, running water, expensive cars, Huge houses, children in private schools, bank accounts overflowing wit money, knowing where their next meal would come from.
Meanwhile, their voters live in horrible conditions, not knowing where the next meal would come from. It makes me sad, and sick, that they can live everday, without remorse, for the people they left in "apartheid", while they went forward and live the new South Africa.

[nizaamzamhendricks]

President Ramaphosa what is going to happen tell us plz president