minds of our people. of the anc. euphoria, it is based on principle. to by nelson mandela and oliver tambors. of the nation address in early february. yes, ma'am. president cyril ramaphosa? that is part of the transitional issues that we are dealing with. could you give me a straight answer? the state of the nation address? and deputy president of the republic. as things stand. as things stand, that is what it is. the state of the nation address, will it be you or zuma? we have got to deal with the reality at hand right now. of the republic. and let's see what happens, as time goes on. indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you very much, zeinab, thank you. wonderful talking to you. well, let's start with a couple of weather watcher pictures. drizzly, and windy afternoon. a very different tuesday morning. a touch of frost across many parts of the country. the skies have been clearing in the last few hours. this is the satellite image from the last 12 hours or so. so initially we have the cloud. window clearer weather. so temperatures have been dropping like a stone. two or three degrees. deg

principles that it espoused in the past, values that were subscribed to by nelson mandela and oliver tamboand, presidentjacob zuma is due to make the state of the nation address in early february. yes, ma'am. is he going to make that state of address or is it going to be president cyril ramaphosa? that is part of the transitional issues that we are dealing with. could you give me a straight answer? will it be president ramaphosa or president zuma who makes the state of the nation address? president ramaphosa is president of the african national congress and deputy president of the republic. as things stand. as things stand, that is what it is. the state of the nation address — will it be you or zuma? we have got to deal with the reality at hand right now. and the reality at hand is that president zuma is the president of the republic. we are dealing with matters that have to address the transition, and let's see what happens, as time goes on. deputy president cyril ramaphosa of south africa, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you very much, zeinab, thank you. wonderfu