[ICYMI] Ramaphosa dropped his ‘slate’ names, with Pandor as deputy-in-running

8 Nov 2017

In an announcement this past weekend, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his ‘slate’ ahead of the Elective Conference. Reactions were mixed.

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[ICYMI] Ramaphosa dropped his ‘slate’ names, with Pandor as deputy-in-running

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