CHARLES MOLELE
THE moment of truth has finally arrived for President Cyril Ramaphosa to make changes to his executive amid pressure to deal with the dire electricity crisis, high unemployment levels, crime and a bleak economic outlook.
Ramaphosa was re-elected ANC President at the ANC’s 55th National Conference in December. His lobbyists and supporters have since secured positions in the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC), and other top leadership positions at Luthuli House.
Ramaphosa knows very well that political opportunism may get you into office, but it cannot reform a country or address the following challenges: Load-shedding, unemployment, poverty and the rising cost of living, and lastly, crime and corruption. The nation expects him to act and remove under-performing ministers from his Cabinet and ensure the new executive unites behind his bold plans to tackle these challenges ahead of the 2024 General Elections.
His spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said the president appreciates
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