Cyril Ramaphosa Has Broken His Silence On Stepping Down

If there’s one issue that is very serious at the moment In South Africa besides all other issues is the protest that is being launched to initiate the stepping down from power of President Cyril Ramaphosa.

There have been marches this week with calls for the president to step down gaining momentum after each day. The main reason those concerned feel he should step down are those who believe he should step down because of his involvement in the Phalaphala Farm scandal that made waves when it was reported in the news.

With people hoping that the President may succumb to pressure and end up handing in his resignation, Ramaphosa has come out to make it clear what he intents to do and it has nothing to do with stepping down as president, this even though the ruling party were given 48 hours from Friday to remove the President from power.

“I will not be intimidated and I will not be bullied into submission to step down as the president of the country and of the African National Congress. I am committed to rebuilding the economy of the country and I will not be stepping down because of the pressure from this protestors, ” said Ramaphosa.

If those who wanted to see the President stepping down were to listen to his words, then they would realise that they are dealing with a very strong individual who will not back down, but the protests will seemingly be persistent in the coming days.

Ramaphosa has been receiving support following this ordeal from prominent ANC members such as Blade Nzimande who also belives that the Phalaphala Scandal is aimed at removing the ANC from power and not just Ramaphosa himself.

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