ANALYSIS: Walk the talk, Mr President

^{CHARLES MOLELE}

^{ONCE again, President Cyril Ramaphosa said all the right things when he delivered his closing remarks at the ANC’s 55th national elective held at Nasrec, south of Johannesburg.}

^{In his exalted address, Ramaphosa spoke about his party’s commitment to deal with power cuts at Eskom, endemic corruption, and the need to remove obstacles to faster economic growth and job creation.}

^{The newly elected President also spoke about fixing schools, hospitals, roads, and the country’s water infrastructure.}   

^{He also spoke about employing the right people who are competent, not because they are connected politically or otherwise.}

^{Ramaphosa also spoke about the party’s Vision 2032, a roadmap to develop a desired state of the ANC and the country in 2032.}

^{A 10-member renewal commission was established this year to develop a road map for the party towards its anniversary in 2032.}

^{Ramaphosa was right in what he said, and}