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Ramaphosa to Address the Nation on Public Protector’s Bosasa Report

President Cyril Ramaphosa will brief the nation on Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s report on allegations that he violated the Executive Ethics Code of conduct related to a Bosasa donation.

The presidency announced that Ramaphosa will hold the briefing in Pretoria on Sunday at 18:00 at the Union Buildings.

“Members of the media are invited to a media briefing on the report of the Public Protector on allegations that the President violated the Executive Ethics Code,” the statement read on Sunday.

Mkhwebane on Friday found that Ramaphosa “deliberately misled” Parliament when he responded to a question about a R500 000 donation to his 2017 ANC presidential campaign from controversial company Bosasa in November last year.

Albert Echetah

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