Johnathan Paoli
President Cyril Ramaphosa says that despite the ongoing challenges and difficulties, young people like Tintswalo have had opportunities that were never available before, while replying to criticisms during the second day of the SONA debate in Cape Town, following his address to Parliament last week.
President Ramaphosa said the nation should embrace the progress that has been made over the last three decades, however, the critical issues remained vital in addressing the challenges of the day.
“Despite everything we have achieved, many South Africans – young and old – are concerned about the state of affairs in our nation,” Ramaphosa said.
The President said that high unemployment remained an issue, with job security adding to the daily stresses experienced by South Africans everyday.
Ramaphosa said load shedding has had a devastating impact on every aspect of citizens’ lives and that the State Capture Commission revealed the scale of
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