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Tony Leon | Hirohito moment: Ramaphosa claims graft ‘cannot take root’ as state is devoured

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President Cyril Ramaphosa was caught on camera making a low-key visit to a cellphone accessories store at a Johannesburg mall.
Swearing-In Ceremony Of The Minister-Designate Professor Firoz Cachalia President Cyril Ramaphosa was caught on camera making a low-key visit to a cellphone accessories store at a Johannesburg mall. (Phill Magakoe/Gallo Images)

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Tony Leon

Tony Leon

Tony Leon is chairperson of specialist public relations and public affairs agency, Resolve Communications, and the former leader of the Democratic Alliance. Previously the Ambassador to Argentina.

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