South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa is facing a major test of his leadership as a committee of MPs has been established to investigate allegations of corruption and misconduct against him. The move comes after a damning report by the country's anti-graft watchdog accused Ramaphosa of mishandling a large sum of cash found at his farm, with some of the money allegedly stolen from the state-owned power utility Eskom. Despite the mounting pressure, Ramaphosa appears to be in a strong position to survive a vote of no-confidence, with analysts suggesting that his African National Congress (ANC) party may rally behind him. As the committee begins its inquiry, the fate of Ramaphosa's presidency hangs in the balance, with implications for the country's stability and economic prospects.
A committee of MPs has been formed to look at the case against Cyril Ramaphosa, but he may survive a vote.
