Phala Phala probe intensifies as MPs consider visiting Ramaphosa’s farm
Kamogelo Moichela | Published 10 minutes ago Parliament’s impeachment inquiry into President Cyril Ramaphosa has taken another turn, with the committee leading…
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The investigation stems from the 2020 burglary at Ramaphosa’s private game farm, where between R9.5 million and R10 million in foreign currency was officially reported stolen. The possibility of lawmakers visiting the property emerged as the 31-member Impeachment Committee continued shaping the rules that will guide Parliament’s first-ever impeachment inquiry.
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The investigation stems from the 2020 burglary at Ramaphosa’s private game farm, where between R9.5 million and R10 million in foreign currency was officially reported stolen.
according to IOL (Independent Online)The possibility of lawmakers visiting the property emerged as the 31-member Impeachment Committee continued shaping the rules that will guide Parliament’s first-ever impeachment inquiry.
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