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Ramaphosa Launches Legal Challenge Against Planned Parliamentary Impeachment Hearing
President Cyril Ramaphosa is mounting a two-pronged legal effort to prevent an impeachment hearing over an alleged cover-up of a burglary at his game farm. The move comes as South Africa's parliament prepares to examine the matter involving the president. Ramaphosa, who has led the country since 2018, faces the potential proceedings.
May 14, 9:38 AM·1m read1 source
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is preparing to mount a two-pronged legal challenge to block an impeachment hearing into an alleged cover-up of a burglary at his game farm. The impeachment hearing concerns the alleged cover-up at Ramaphosa's game farm, according to @business reported.
The two-pronged approach is intended to halt the parliamentary process before it advances further. Details of the specific legal arguments were not disclosed in initial reporting. Ramaphosa has not commented publicly on the impending legal action.
The burglary incident that triggered the allegations dates back to events at the president's private game farm.
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