South African President Ramaphosa Accused Of Media Manipulation
The parliament of a country has been accused of not sufficiently controlling the incumbent President Ramaphosa. The ANC has lost its absolute majority, and the opposition is united, making it unlikely President Ramaphosa will survive the parliamentary process. The source stated that a president who hides millions in foreign currency does not respect the law. A German radio station noted that the opposition is united, suggesting challenges for Ramaphosa to survive the parliamentary process. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has been accused of manipulating the media. The accusation relates to his efforts to follow 'the case of the war'.
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Sources · 7 independent
Deutschlandfunk
“hat das Parlament des Landes den amtierenden Präsidenten Ramaphosa nicht ausreichend kontrolliert.”
Deutschlandfunk
“Jetzt geht die Angelegenheit zurück ins Parlament und ich kann Ihnen sagen, es gibt keine Chance, dass er dieses Verfahren übersteht, denn die Opposition ist vereint.”
Deutschlandfunk
“Verfahren übersteht, denn die Opposition ist vereint.”
RFI Kiswahili
“The president of Africa, Kusi Nisirel Ramafosa, has been accused of manipulating the media to follow the case of the war.”
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