President Ramaphosa will face his first motion of no confidence today and it will be voted on by open ballot.

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President Ramaphosa will face his first motion of no confidence today and it will be voted on by open ballot. But it will be without the ATM, who will not participate in their own motion. National Assembly Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has indicated that she has declined a request by the ATM, to postpone its motion. There’s also another motion of no-confidence in the cabinet, by the DA, to be voted on today.

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