Ramaphosa Elected South Africa President as Deputy's Post Unsure

Ramaphosa, who has vowed to clean up the government after his predecessor Jacob Zuma's scandal-marred nine-year rule, is due to name a new cabinet after his May 25 inauguration following the ANC's election victory this month. Under the constitution, his deputy must be selected from the ranks of the 400 lawmakers in the National Assembly, meaning David Mabuza could be disqualified from the position. A former schoolteacher, Mabuza, 58, was linked to a succession of scandals while he served as premier of the eastern Mpumalanga province, ranging from accusations that he helped to rig internal party votes and state tenders to having his opponents silenced and even assassinated.
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