ATM heads to ConCourt to challenge 'vague' interdict of Parliament’s Impeachment Committee
While the preparatory work will go ahead, Zungula asked Chief Justice Mandisa Maya for a hearing in the week of 10 to 14 August.
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Theolin Tembo | Published 8 minutes ago Leader of the African Transformation Movement (ATM), Vuyo Zungula, has decided to challenge Friday's majority ruling by the Western Cape High Court to interdict Parliament’s Impeachment Committee from having hearings. Judges Diane Davis and André le Grange agreed with Ramaphosa, while Judge Matthew Francis delivered a dissenting view.
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Theolin Tembo | Published 8 minutes ago Leader of the African Transformation Movement (ATM), Vuyo Zungula, has decided to challenge Friday's majority ruling by the Western Cape High Court to interdict Parliament’s Impeachment Committee from having hearings.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Judges Diane Davis and André le Grange agreed with Ramaphosa, while Judge Matthew Francis delivered a dissenting view.
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