PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa has implored members of the party and those deployed in government to engage and implement the recommendations that would come out of the State Capture commission of inquiry into state capture.
Addressing the two-day ANC NEC Lekgotla, Ramaphosa said they are anticipating that the commission will be scathing of the ANC and its government, especially on its cadre deployment policy which came under the spotlight when he appeared before the commission as both president of the party and that of the republic.
“We need to be ready to address these and develop concise messages before the report comes out. An important issue will be to engage with and prepare ourselves for implementation of the recommendations,” Ramaphosa told ANC NEC Lekgotla.
The inquiry was established three years ago by former president Jacob Zuma following a report by the public protector which found that the former president may have
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