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JOHANNESBURG - The leadership style of President Cyril Ramaphosa has come under the spotlight. The President has been accused of taking time when it comes to decision-making.
To date, the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) still has no Board, while many South Africans are waiting for the president to reshuffle his cabinet.
Despite this, experts believe even though the president had a tough first term he can still use the second term to redeem himself.
“We are, at our most essential, a nation defined by hope and resilience. It was hope that sustained our with EU member Ireland.
It remains to be seen, though, whether it will go far enough to end political deadlock in Northern Ireland and satisfy critics in Britain and the province.
The new agreement is expected to ease struggle for freedom, and it is hoped that swells our sails as we steer our country out of turbulent waters to calmer seas. Even in these trying times, it is hoped that sustains us and fuels our determination to overcome even the greatest of difficulties,” an expert said.
This comes as South Africa continues to bear the brunt of the high cost of living, high levels of unemployment and the continuous energy crisis.
This year’s State of the Nation Address comes at a time when many are facing crisis and looking for the President to act.
At the governing party’ party’ 55th conference in December last year, physical checks on goods flowing from Britain to Northern Ireland, and give the province’s lawmakers a say over the EU rules it has to implement under the complicated terms of Britain’s exit from the bloc. the incumbent President Ramaphosa came out victorious. This meant if the African National Congress (ANC) emerges victorious come to the general election next year, he will be set for a second term.
Recently, President Ramaphosa has drawn criticism for taking his time to react. But unlike before, as the government continues its work, some people are now questioning his leadership in light of the message of hope he delivered during the State of the Nation Address.
“I like his leadership style and I was, and I was really confident when he came on top power and we were all hoping that he was going to make a huge difference,” a resident said.