Cyril Ramaphosa

We do acknowledge our shortcomings, but at the same time, people do recognise that there are areas and pockets of success.

Organised crime is the most immediate threat to our democracy, our society and our economic development.

We are going to be deploying more money, more resources, more technology, to ensure that we deal with the fear that women are now subjected to.

We will be pulling out all stops to find these perpetrators.

The US' "absence is their loss" and that the boycott would not prevent the meeting from going ahead

People have been concerned about whether these reforms are reversible. Will they be reversed one day when something happens? My answer is no. They are not going to be reversed.

These are the values and principles that we need to adhere to. The credibility of this partnership depends not only on what it delivers but on how it delivers,

As confidence improves, South African businesses must invest. We’ve often heard that businesses [have] billions and billions to invest, and now, as we strengthen this partnership and move into Phase 3, we need to see that happen,

Confidence in the country’s economic prospects was under severe strain. Government and business, therefore, came together around a common purpose: to address the most immediate constraints on growth and to restore confidence in South…

As the progress in reducing load shedding has shown, coordinated action and structural reform can produce results by matching emergency and short-term interventions with lasting changes to the entire water sector, including institutional…

Water security is among the government’s most urgent priorities. Households and businesses experiencing shortages and outages have had enough, and underserved communities across the country, still waiting for taps to be installed 32 years…

We must acknowledge that in too many municipalities, government has not succeeded to maintain infrastructure, to manage water services properly and to respond with sufficient urgency,