South African President Ramaphosa says he is not stepping down

This announcement from President Ramaphosa indicates stability in South Africa's political landscape, which can reduce short-term uncertainty for investors.

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Given that emerging markets often react sensitively to political developments, the assurance that he is not stepping down may help support investor confidence in South African assets. However, continued scrutiny over governance issues could still pose risks down the line.

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