CLEAN : South Africa: former President Zuma accuses Ramaphosa of 'corruption'

The transcript discusses the issue of engaging in private business while holding the office of President, labeling it as corruption. It highlights how such actions are inconsistent with the nature of the presidential office and the Constitution.

What issue arises when a President engages in private business while in office?

• It creates a conflict of interest.

• It improves economic growth.

• It strengthens international relations.

• It enhances their public image.

How are private business activities by a President viewed in terms of ethics?

• As a demonstration of leadership.

• As a form of corruption.

• As a way to gain public support.

• As a boost to the economy.

Why are private business dealings by a President considered inconsistent with their role?

• They align with the Constitution.

• They are part of presidential duties.

• They conflict with the nature of the office.

• They are encouraged by the public.

What does engaging in private business while in office contradict?

• The President's campaign promises.

• The principles of the Constitution.

• The President's personal interests.

• The economic policies of the country.

What is the nature of the presidential office in relation to private business?

• It encourages private business growth.

• It supports private business ventures.

• It is neutral towards private business.

• It is inconsistent with private business.