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Ramaphosa cornered? Parliament moves to defend Phala Phala impeachment inquiry
According to Mokhare’s opinion, the impeachment process under Section 89 of the Constitution is not optional, but a duty Parliament must carry out properly and without delay.
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businessday.co.za
Ramaphosa attacks impeachment panel’s legal test as Zungula accuses him of abusing courts
President’s bid to halt impeachment proceedings rests on the argument that the independent panel fundamentally misread its constitutional mandate, applied the wrong legal test and…
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iol.co.za
Impeachment committee to receive legal briefing on Ramaphosa’s bid to halt inquiry
Political parties have increased pressure on Speaker Thoko Didiza to reject the application, arguing that it risks delaying the process.
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Impeachment committee urged to oppose Ramaphosa’s bid to halt inquiry
The impeachment process is a constitutional obligation to be carried out without delay
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Most of impeachment committee opposes Ramaphosa’s urgent interdict bid
Committee chair Makashule Gana will urge speaker Thoko Didiza to oppose the application
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Ramaphosa cornered? Parliament moves to defend Phala Phala impeachment inquiry
According to Mokhare’s opinion, the impeachment process under Section 89 of the Constitution is not optional, but a duty Parliament must carry out properly and without delay.
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Impeachment Committee to oppose Ramaphosa court bid to halt Section 89 inquiry
The Parliamentary Impeachment Committee is set to oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa’s urgent court application to halt the Section 89 investigation, escalating a constitutional…
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EDITORIAL | Legal clarity urgently needed on Phala Phala report
Legal clarity needed quickly on Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala challenge and impeachment
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Thoko Didiza called to support impeachment committee against Ramaphosa's interdict
Parliament's Impeachment Committee and the ATM are set to challenge President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent application to halt their proceedings, raising significant questions about…
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The real impeachment is not of Ramaphosa. It is of Parliament
As South Africa faces urgent court applications and political manoeuvring, is the real impeachment happening to Parliament's credibility rather than President Cyril Ramaphosa?