While Cyril Ramaphosa has moved quickly to overhaul state enterprises since becoming president in February, on other economic fronts the so-called ‘Ramaphoria’ effect has had little impact.

It has been 100 days since Cyril Ramaphosa became South Africa’s president.

He took office after his predecessor, Jacob Zuma, resigned under pressure from his party.

Zuma had been in power for eight years, but faced several allegations of corruption.

Al Jazeera’s Malcolm Webb reports from Johannesburg.

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