Ramaphosa Reportedly Frustrated with DA Over Direct Talks and ANC Policy Disputes
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly expressed growing frustration with the Democratic Alliance (DA), citing tensions over communication protocols and disagreements regarding government policies.
According to reports, Ramaphosa was particularly irritated by a recent approach from DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis, who allegedly sought to engage directly with Ramaphosa while bypassing other senior African National Congress (ANC) officials.
In addition to concerns over how engagements are conducted, Ramaphosa has also reportedly complained that the DA consistently undermines and looks down upon established ANC policies.
“It is said that President Cyril Ramaphosa says he is tired of the DA party. It is reported that what irritated Ramaphosa the most is that DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis wanted to speak directly with the President, leaving out other ANC members. He is also complaining that the DA looks down upon ANC policies.”
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