LIVE: Ramaphosa fielding questions in Parliament

The first question on the order paper is on corruption at state-owned entities. 

MPs are also expected to ask questions about worrying poverty levels in the country as outlined in the recently released Poverty Trends Report.

Ramaphosa will also answer a question about the directive to government departments and its entities to review work done by auditing firm KPMG.

KPMG's CEO Trevor Hoole and several other senior executives resigned in September.

This amid the fallout over the firms work with the Gupta family, as well as the South African Revenue Services (SARS).

An investigation by KPMG International has found no evidence of illegal behaviour or corruption by KPMG partners or staff, relating to work the company did for the Gupta family.

KPMG however says the investigation did find work that fell short of the company's standards.