Deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa addresses believers during the beatification Mass of Benedict Daswa on September 13, 2015 in Thohoyandou, South Africa. Daswa, who was stoned and burnt to death for his Catholic beliefs, was declared martyr during a beatification mass service in Limpopo yesterday. (Photo by Gallo Images / Sowetan / Sandile Ndlovu)
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa will have a slightly easier day on Thursday when he answers questions for the second time in two weeks in the National Assembly.
Ramaphosa has six questions to answer.
Possibly the most controversial are how many times beleaguered Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini has been in the House and attended committee meetings and what steps have been taken to scupper xenophobic attacks.
Added to this is how the state intended to tackled gang and drug-related violence.
Last week Ramaphosa was grilled over minimal wages and his take on the health ombudsman report on Esidimeni-related deaths of over 100 mental health patients.
Questions on the financial stability of SAA and security concerns in parliament following violence inside the National Assembly have also been asked.
