Cyril Ramaphosa must ‘break his silence’ on social crises, Mmusi Maimane says
The DA leader’s call follows days of unrest that has seen residents looting foreign-owned businesses in Tembisa, Alexandra, Hillbrow, Cleveland, Jeppestown and the CBD
03 September 2019 - 12:49
DA leader Mmusi Maimane has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to “come out of hiding and break his silence on the unfolding social and economic crises”.
Maimane's call follows days of civil unrest in Gauteng, which has seen residents looting foreign-owned businesses in Tembisa, Alexandra, Hillbrow, Cleveland, Jeppestown and the Johannesburg CBD...
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