CAPE TOWN - President Cyril Ramaphosa is due to answer questions in the National Assembly this afternoon.
He will provide answers about interventions to restore South Africa's credibility, as a Pan-African voice on the continent.
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The question follows protests against undocumented migrants, that culminated in some countries voluntarily repatriating thousands of their citizens.
The president will also be required to explain to MPs his administration's efforts, to capacitate municipalities to deliver the required services.
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