Mbeki Criticises Ramaphosa’s Tenure, Backs Potential Resignation Amid ANC Struggles
Former South African President Thabo Mbeki has sharply criticised the administration of President Cyril Ramaphosa, stating that there are no positive achievements to point to since Ramaphosa took office.
According to Mbeki, everything under the current leadership has been negative.
Addressing reports that Ramaphosa is considering stepping down, Mbeki indicated that resigning would be the right course of action.
He argued that when a political party suffers such significant setbacks, it is standard and necessary for its leader to vacate their position.
Mbeki further extended this call for accountability to the broader leadership of the African National Congress (ANC).
He stated that other senior ANC officials should also step down, questioning how leaders can justify remaining in power following such failures.
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