President Ramaphosa to answer questions in Parliament

CAPE TOWN – President Cyril Ramaphosa faces some tough questions from MPs in the National Assembly on Thursday.
They include reforming the UN Security Council and the future of Justice Minister Thembi Simelane.
Simelane submitted a report to Ramaphosa on allegations around a VBS Bank loan.
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The DA has been pressuring the President to take action against her.
He will also be quizzed on the Phala Phala farm theft.
This is despite the NPA deciding not to prosecute anyone in connection with the transaction.
The MK Party wants to know how Ramaphosa will deal with adverse findings of an independent panel.