South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Sunday it was up to the governing party's national executive to decide his future in the face of allegations of misconduct against him, a day after his spokesman said he would not resign.
Ramaphosa, who said he would attend an executive committee meeting scheduled for Monday, is fighting for hisTheir inquiries relate to allegations that large sums of foreign currency were hidden at Ramaphosa's private game farm and he failed to report the money missing when it was stolen in 2020.
The president's allies have rallied around him, after two cabinet ministers considered rivals called for him to quit. On Saturday his spokesman said theThe governing African National Congress party's National Working Committee was meeting in Johannesburg on Sunday to discuss the panel's report. "It is up to the National Executive Committee , to which I am accountable, to take whatever decision ."
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