Ramaphosa says the enemy today is unemployment, corruption, GBV, alcohol and drug abuse [SOUND]

# President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on South Africans to guard against forces that seek to undermine national unity. He delivered the keynote address during the National Heritage Day celebrations at Bongolethu Sports Stadium in Oudtshoorn, Western Cape, yesterday. Ramaphosa said in the past, the country’s common enemy was apartheid, and the enemy today is unemployment, gender-based violence, corruption, and alcohol and drug abuse. He emphasised that the values of unity, ubuntu and human dignity that bind the nation together must be strengthened: