The president faced a barrage of tough questions in Parliament on a number of issues affecting the state of the nation. 

Ramaphosa says he stands ready to cooperate with investigations into the burglary.

He says he has already answered questions from authorities and will wait for the process to play out before taking the country into his confidence.

"I stand ready to do so, to give an explanation but for me it's been important that this matter having occurred, that I should give space, stand back and allow the various agencies to deal with this matter as thoroughly as I believe they are doing," he said.

The Presidency notes with concern claims made in the National Assembly yesterday afternoon that President @CyrilRamaphosa did not answer the question for oral reply on the robbery that occurred at his Limpopo farm in January 2020. https://t.co/QL1T7CWlhW #RamaphosaQandA pic.twitter.com/yPd3lDXMHK

— Presidency | South Africa ???? (@PresidencyZA) August 31, 2022

Ramaphosa’s virtual appearance sparked an uproar from EFF members.

They raised concerns around his conspicuous absence from the National Assembly.

Political parties have until Thursday to submit their names of experts who will sit on a panel to look into the contentious issue.

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