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Ramaphosa à la tête de l’ANC : Une cohabitation qui ne dit pas son nom
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January 2, 2018

Cyril Ramaphosa a dépassé d’une courte tête Dlamini Zuma aux élections pour le remplacement de Jacob Zuma à la tête de l’ANC. Sa victoire ne lui permet pas de franchement crier au succès, aussi bien en prenant en considération l’écart qu’il a enregistré face à la perdante, qu’en tenant compte des rapport de force au sein des organes de décision. Il ne faut cependant pas perdre de vue que l’actuel président de la république, notoirement impliqué dans des affaires de corruptions reste décrié même par ses soutiens. Il se pose donc la question d’évaluer la portée des récentes élections notamment sur l’Avenir de Zuma en tant que président de la république et partant de l’avenir de l’ANC comme parti dominant de la scène politique sud-africaine".

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