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'I'm entitled to suspend Mkhwebane': Ramaphosa

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President says there's nothing stopping him because the parliamentary inquiry investigating public protector has started.

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He is correct can suspend her

He always feels entitled that one

So why have you not done so? CyrilRamaphosa

PP BusiMkhwebane your time is up Go !!!!!!

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