Ramphospora's challenge is corruption

source: prothom alo

Finally, the successor of Jacob Zuma elected South African ruling political party African National Congress Since 2007, Zuma has been the leader of the team. And the president of the country since 2009. Now the country's deputy president Cyril Ramphosa has been chosen as the president's president on the challenge of dealing with corruption.

There were allegations of corruption against Juma for several years. In October, the court ruled that Juma will face trial for corruption and money laundering. In view of this, the new leadership was chosen on his place Monday. The new leader Cyril Ramphosa is known face of the anti-apartheid movement. 65-year-old Ramphosa is going to be president if the African National Congress wins the presidential election in 2009. Since 2014 he has been deputy president.

Ramphosa has been elected leader of the party by defeating former President Jacob Juma's former wife and former minister Enkosjan Dalamini-Juma in the long election process. After a fierce fight, he won by almost 200 votes.

Due to the bitter fight of the two candidates, the African National Congress was being feared to break. Jacob Zuma supported his former wife. The fans of the encosajana were not very excited by the victory of Ramaposa. But after the party's election fruit, greeted the winning candidate on stage and defeated Encosajana. An emotional environment was created at this time.

From the beginning, Ramphosa appeared as a challenge to encosasance. The support of most South African business groups was against Ramphosso. He was getting quite support from the provincial area of ​​the party. As a result, he was more likely to be elected. But it was the main obstacle to Jupiter's demise.

The voting process began on Sunday from the party's leader's election. But initially the Encosajana was not interested in accepting the result of the election. He demanded the re-counting of votes. As a result, Ramphoso was late to announce the winner.

Following the results of the party's election, festive supporters of Ramphosorah came down on the streets of Johannesburg and other cities.

Although the team leader, Ramphosasake to face the adversity, Prior to the party's election, he became known as the anti-Zuma candidate because he was quite uncomfortable with state corruption.

According to AFP, South Africa's political analyst Richard Calendack says that Ramaposa will be under political pressure as long as Juma is president. And if selected in 2015, the complexity will not be reduced. Because, he will have to face the corruption of the Jumma regime.

Now the tide of the popularity of the African National Congress due to the corruption of Jumaar. As a result, it will be difficult to win the next election for Ramphosa. And as deputy president, Ramphosa has also been criticized for not stopping Jumu against corruption.