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President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on Wednesday night on South Africa’s ongoing measures to manage the spread of the coronavirus through the implementation of a risk-adjusted strategy.
But it seems many people were not impressed by his speech.
Callers on the Eusebius McKaiser Show say the president did not say anything.
There was nothing new I was expecting the president to say. he bowed to the pressure of the DA. He was put under pressure. We should give him a break.
Gustas, Caller
The president was so annoying and exhausted. We are all exhausted. I don't know whey he came out to speak yesterday.
Connie, Caller
I think the president should have just stayed home and rested so he can wake up rested. He did not say anything.
Edwin, Caller
Listen to the full interview below...
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