CLEAN : 'Your president is corrupt' says former South African president of Ramaphosa

The transcript covers various topics, starting with setting up communication through WhatsApp and involving group members. It then discusses fixed properties and related incidents, followed by the state's responsibility in governance. The conversation shifts to addressing corruption and the public's silence on these issues. It further explores the conduct of President Ramaphosa, including accusations of private business dealings while in office. The transcript concludes with a personal reflection on the implications of such accusations.

In what ways can citizens hold their leaders accountable for corruption?

Discuss the role of NGOs and anti-corruption crusaders in addressing corruption in government.

What are the implications of having a president involved in private businesses while serving in office?

How does public perception of corruption affect the legitimacy of a government?

What are the potential consequences for a leader accused of hiding large sums of money?