‘Farmgate’ catches up to Cyril Ramaphosa
By France24
03 December 2022 |
11:54 am
Calls grow for the South African President to step down after an independent probe finds grounds for possible impeachment proceedings. We speak to our correspondent in Cape Town. December 1st is World AIDS day.
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