Ramaphosa's five key tasks

South Africa has the most advanced infrastructure in the continent, but its commodities-dependent economy has been in a slump for a decade.

In 2017, two of the world's leading ratings agencies S&P Global and Fitch downgraded the country to sub-investment levels. Despite the emergence of a black middle class, 20-percent of black households live in extreme poverty, against 2.9-percent for white households, according to the South African Institute of Race Relations.

Zuma himself is facing trial for alleged corruption relating to a multi-billion-dollar arms deal in the 1990s. He has to balance pressure from the ANC's left and the EFF for expropriation with the need to avoid Zimbabwean-style evictions that would be economically ruinous.

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Ramaphosa's five key tasksPresident Cyril Ramaphosa faces herculean tasks after he gets down to work after Saturday's inauguration. Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment Unemployment 1) steal 2) steal 3) steal 4) steal 5 ) and steal more. The 5 key's. Pravin Pravin Pravin Pravin Pravin
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Eskom task team finds key positions are vacantThe technical task team appointed in early March will give public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan and the utility’s board its report by Thursday Critical skills shortage, hence why problems are insurmountable, those skills have been haunted out in exchange for bloated top management which is totally clueless in their allocated position
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Eskom task team finds key positions are vacantThe technical task team appointed in early March will give public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan and the utility’s board its report by Thursday
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The five labours of Cyril RamaphosaSouth Africa has the most advanced infrastructure in the continent, but its commodities-dependent economy has been in a slump for a decade.
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The five labours of Cyril RamaphosaNewly-elected South African President Cyril Ramaphosa faces herculean tasks after he gets down to work after Saturday's inauguration.
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Oupa Magashula also takes public protector to task over reportFormer head of the SA Revenue Service Oupa Magashula and Freedom Under Law (FUL) are dismayed by the public protector's findings on the pension payout made to former Sars deputy commissioner Ivan Pillay.
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Oupa Magashula also takes public protector to task over report“The indecent haste with which the Public Protector then made public her findings on the 24th of May 2019 is in our client’s view an indication of the fact that little and/or no regard was had to the evidence and supplementary submissions,” Viljoen said. Who cares? Hands-up if you trust this public protector please! 👎👎👎 Do not think the Public Protector has the brains to do this on ger own. She is just a puppet doing what it is told
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Ramaphosa set to bite the Bathabile bullet and dump Dlamini from cabinetWhen President Cyril Ramaphosa announces his new cabinet next week expect the unexpected - including the possible omission of deputy president David Mabuza, and women's minister Bathabile Dlamini. He must be man enough to do that.Jacob Zuma once fired Blade who's a leader of the alliance but I really doubt if Cyril can do the same he's a coward That would be woman abuse😂 He should, young blood is needed in the Cabinet
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Cyril Ramaphosa's tough cabinet choicesDeputy President David Mabuza could be a surprise omission and women's minister Bathabile Dlamini might be axed from President Cyril Ramaphosa's leaner, restructured cabinet. The president will announce his new cabinet either on Saturday after his inauguration or on Sunday. May be? Sunday gossip time again. This newspaper Not DD Did u just said DD🤷🏿‍♀️
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Rule of law gives Ramaphosa the power to right wrongs of the pastThe president has an opportunity to staff his cabinet with honest and upstanding members as demanded by the constitution, writes Paul Hoffman
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The Ramaphosa factor saved the ANC's bacon, but the setback to the DA is temporary'Many of them looked to Cyril Ramaphosa and his party. And in their desperation they were prepared to overlook all the flaws, all the corruption and all the broken promises of the past quarter of a century.' Just read ST. 20 mins this week. Usual front page ANC news then few looting revelations then ongoing attacks on DA while ANC has all but destroyed SA into corrupt inept violent heap and EFF incites violence. No wonder Tiso Blackstar in trouble. Little to offer. BD same formula. They're repeating the same mistakes of talking against the Anc, the more they talk the Anc is gaining popularity. Lessons not learned just saying Brilliant article compared to the sneering ,grovelling rubbish by P Bruce on the previous page. The ANC was allowed to get away with 25 years of ruinous government aided by the media for whatever reason
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