Cyril not ‘panicking’ but Phala Phala fallout could accelerate ANC succession fight, hurt GNU

Author: Lunga SimelanePublished on: May 10, 2026Country: South Africa

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Cyril not ‘panicking’ but Phala Phala fallout could accelerate ANC succession fight, hurt GNU

Cyril Ramaphosa is not showing signs of panic regarding the fallout from the Phala Phala scandal. However, this situation could accelerate the succession battle within the ANC and negatively impact the government of national unity (GNU). The increasing tensions within the party may influence the political dynamics in South Africa.

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