Ramaphosa Defies Calls to Resign as Parliament Prepares Inquiry
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said he would contest a report that criticized his handling of a robbery at his farm in 2020 after a ruling by the nation’s top court resurrected the scandal, and rejected calls to stand down.
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