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The ANC’s president, Cyril Ramaphosa, was on the defensive all the time last week because South Africa is recognized as a banana republic.

This is the opinion of a political analyst in Pretoria after various incidents of different kinds,put Ramaphosa in a bad light.

The charges against Ramaphosa began with the Public Protector who rightly showed him that he had lied to parliament about R500,000 in his bank account.

The violence on women started by the ANC Women’s League as a subject of contention has forced him to convene a special session of parliament to provide an opportunity for debate.

At the funeral of Mugabe, where every political leader from Africa was requested to sing his praises, it was Ramaphosa who was a disgrace and had to apologize to Africa for the anti-mass immigration violence in his own country.

The parliamentarians’ babble in parliament is to get sick, especially if, after a serious series of incidents, they suddenly think something needs to be done.

This is the opinion of a political analyst following the series of rapes that took place on several campuses across South Africa.

He says every member of parliament wants to talk about the matter, utter a lot of threats, thinks it’s time to act against the crime, and everything stops.

He says the MPs think if they cleaned up the rape case and said enough about the issue under discussion, then the case was won, and no rape will ever happen again.

Over the past week, dozens of rapes have been reported on campuses that leave the women students terrified while none of the criminals have been arrested.

It is precisely this behavior and condition that is frightening, and the speech in parliament, without approving legislation and measures, is the downfall of the country
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