STAFF REPORTER|
PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa may be facing his Waterloo after opposition parties threatened to disrupt his budget vote debate on Thursday, following a criminal complaint lodged by former spy boss Arthur Fraser.
There is also a growing number of ANC members such as Tony Yengeni who are demanding that Ramaphosa step aside, and vowing not to support his bid for a second term at the upcoming elective conference in December.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) said Ramaphosa was not fit to address Parliament on Thursday and called for Deputy President David Mabuza to instead deliver the speech on behalf of the President.
The Presidency’s Budget Vote is expected take place in the Good Hope Chamber at Parliament on Thursday and will be followed by a parliamentary debate on Friday.
”Parliament is not a place of criminals. It’s a place of honourable members,” said Malema.
Pressure for Ramaphosa to quit
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