Simon Nare
President Cyril Ramaphosa has committed the Government of National Unity to decisively deal with corruption and vowed that those who have looted and crippled government institutions will be dealt with.
Delivering the keynote address to celebrate Freedom Day in the Free State on Monday, Ramaphosa appealed to the nation to rally around defeating corruption in government, saying there were companies who get tenders, take the money, and leave projects unfinished.
These will be dealt with, promised Ramaphosa.
“These people are given money to conduct certain projects and they run away without finishing such projects. There are many of those here in the Free State where such projects are not finished,” said Ramaphosa.
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The president in a reconciliatory tone also appealed to the nation to be tolerant of the fellow Africans who he said helped the country
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