MK Party MP Mzwanele Manyi says President Cyril Ramaphosa’s swift acceptance of Advocate Andrea Johnson’s resignation should not allow her to avoid accountability. In the criticism, Manyi argues that Johnson should face consequences rather than be absolved through her resignation, implying she must still be held answerable for any conduct or decisions associated with her role as head of IDAC. The comments frame the resignation as a potential shortcut from scrutiny, with Manyi calling on a process that ensures responsibility is established. The statement focuses on the timing and acceptance of the resignation by the President, contrasting it with what Manyi describes as the need for accountability. The reporting presents the MK Party’s position and does not include a separate response from Ramaphosa, Johnson, or other political parties in the material provided. Overall, the dispute centres on whether accepting a resignation quickly undermines accountability for a senior public figure.