Opposition parties in parliament are expected to continue to poke holes in President Cyril Ramaphosa's state of the nation address speech on Wednesday.
On day 1 of the debate MPs expressed unhappiness with Ramaphosa's administration, saying the government's performance was nothing to be proud of.
During the address last Thursday, Ramaphosa outlined achievements by the ANC-led government, saying many people have access to services such as water, electricity, housing and education.
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Opposition parties in parliament are expected to continue to poke holes in President Cyril Ramaphosa's state of the nation address speech on Wednesday.
On day 1 of the debate MPs expressed unhappiness with Ramaphosa's administration, saying the government's performance was nothing to be proud of.
During the address last Thursday, Ramaphosa outlined achievements by the ANC-led government, saying many people have access to services such as water, electricity, housing and education.
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