Ramaphosa faced criticism from political parties for allegedly using the SABC to campaign for the ANC in a last pitch to voters before the polls on 29 May.
In his address, Ramaphosa highlighted the "achievements" of the sixth administration, including tackling corruption, the handling of the Covid pandemic, tackling corruption and gender-based violence and reducing load shedding, among other issues.
The DA argued Ramaphosa, who was the ANC's candidate for president in the May polls, violated multiple provisions of the Electoral Act. However, the court yesterday ruled against the DA.
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Dear Lord of the Fries...
I shower your luminous head with congratulations.
The Don builds his powerhouse
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