NATIONAL NEWS - Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa will be answering questions in the National Assembly on Wednesday afternoon.
The scheduled oral reply session comes just days after a Sunday newspaper published claims that Ramaphosa has had affairs with several women.
Ramaphosa admitted to having one affair but claims that state resources are being used in a smear campaign against him.
Ramaphosa may be asked about the claims during Wednesday afternoon’s sitting, but the questions on the order paper focus on the economy and governance.
The Economic Freedom Fighters want to know whether he’s found out from Public Service and Administration Minister Faith Muthambi the reasons why she failed to appear at a portfolio committee meeting in August.
Ramaphosa could face questions over alleged affairs
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Posted on: 10:16 Wed, 06 September 2017
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