At Tito Mboweni’s funeral in Limpopo, President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a poignant eulogy, emphasizing the need for a new generation of incorruptible public servants. His remarks sparked mixed reactions across the nation. We speak to citizens and political analysts, who express hope yet skepticism about this vision. Some call for immediate reforms, while others question the feasibility of such change in a system marred by corruption. The dialogue reveals deep-rooted concerns about governance, we speak to Thabiso Maphosa, Political Scientist.

<p>At Tito Mboweni’s funeral in Limpopo, President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a poignant eulogy, emphasizing the need for a new generation of incorruptible public servants. His remarks sparked mixed reactions across the nation. We speak to citizens and political analysts, who express hope yet skepticism about this vision. Some call for immediate reforms, while others question the feasibility of such change in a system marred by corruption. The dialogue reveals deep-rooted concerns about governance, we speak to Thabiso Maphosa, Political Scientist.</p>

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