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Cyril Ramaphosa’s Weak Leadership Discussed by Tony Leon

Published On: 11. Mai 2023 10:30

Introduction

In a recent opinion piece for News24, former leader of the Democratic Alliance, Tony Leon, criticized the leadership of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. Leon argues that Ramaphosa has failed to take decisive action on key issues facing the country, including corruption, economic growth, and social unrest.

Flaccid Leadership

Leon begins by describing Ramaphosa’s leadership style as „flaccid,“ noting that he has been slow to act on issues such as corruption within the ruling African National Congress (ANC) party. Despite promising to root out corruption when he took office in 2018, Ramaphosa has been criticized for not doing enough to hold corrupt officials accountable.

Leon also criticizes Ramaphosa’s handling of the country’s economic crisis, noting that South Africa was already in a recession before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. He argues that Ramaphosa has failed to implement the structural reforms needed to stimulate economic growth and create jobs, instead relying on short-term measures such as stimulus packages and bailouts.

Social Unrest

Leon also highlights the recent social unrest in South Africa, which saw widespread looting and violence in several provinces. He argues that Ramaphosa’s response to the crisis was inadequate, noting that it took several days for the president to address the nation and call for calm. Leon suggests that Ramaphosa’s lack of decisive action during the crisis may have emboldened those who seek to undermine the rule of law in South Africa.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Tony Leon argues that Cyril Ramaphosa’s leadership has been disappointing, particularly in the face of the many challenges facing South Africa. He suggests that Ramaphosa needs to take more decisive action on issues such as corruption, economic growth, and social unrest if he hopes to lead the country effectively.

Leon’s criticism of Ramaphosa’s leadership is not unique, as many South Africans have expressed frustration with the slow pace of reform under the current administration. However, it remains to be seen whether Ramaphosa will be able to overcome these challenges and lead South Africa towards a brighter future

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Tony Leon talks about the flaccid leadership of Cyril Ramaphosa

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