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Oscar van Heerden writes that, when he travels around the country and listens to the frustration of so many of our chattering classes, regarding the sheer absence of President Cyril Ramaphosa, it conjures up thoughts of the 'Gemini Man' - a TV show he watched when he was a teenager.
Omphemetse Sibanda considers some defences that President Cyril Ramaphosa may employ when he approaches the Constitutional Court for a review of the section 89 panel report.
If Cyril Ramaphosa insists that he is staying on because he is the only hope against graft and wrongdoing in government, then he will be both correct and disingenuous at the same, argues Ralph Mathekga.
The Section 89 Panel report has exposed some of the major shortcomings in the manner we seek to hold the executive accountable, argues former special advisor in the Minister in the Presidency, Lumko Mtimde.
Ramaphosa needed to be honest. He wasn't. He needed to come clear and explain what happened at Phala Phala. He couldn't.