Ramaphosa Under Fire! Is SA's Cabinet Too Big? MPs Demand Action!
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President Cyril Ramaphosa is facing fierce criticism from opposition parties in Parliament over the size of South Africa's cabinet, persistent corruption allegations, and perceived inaction against ministers implicated in wrongdoing. The pressure mounts as the nation grapples with significant economic and social challenges.
Budget Debate Heats Up
Ramaphosa presented the Presidency's 2025/2026 Budget to the National Assembly on Wednesday, outlining the government's strategy to stimulate economic growth through increased infrastructure investment. The plan aims to make infrastructure development a key driver of economic progress.
Opposition Voices Strong Concerns
However, opposition MPs have voiced strong disapproval, questioning the efficiency and effectiveness of a large cabinet. Concerns about corruption continue to plague the administration, with calls for decisive action against ministers facing serious allegations.
- Cabinet Size: Is the current cabinet structure sustainable and providing value for money?
- Corruption: What concrete steps are being taken to combat corruption at all levels of government?
- Ministerial Accountability: Why are ministers implicated in wrongdoing not being held accountable?
President Ramaphosa is scheduled to respond to the debate this Thursday, and the nation will be watching closely to see how he addresses these critical concerns. The response will be crucial in shaping public perception and determining the future direction of the government's agenda. eNCA's Kevin Brandt is reporting on the unfolding situation.
The debate underscores the ongoing tension between the ruling party and opposition forces, highlighting the urgent need for transparency, accountability, and effective governance in South Africa.