THE TIES THAT BIND US: Ramaphosa uses Heritage Day address to condemn gender-based violence after Ekurhuleni killings
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Speaking at a Heritage Day event in Oudtshoorn, President Cyril Ramaphosa called gender-based violence a national shame, and promised action after Ekurhuleni killings and warned freedom remains deeply unequal.
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