EFF appeals to ConCourt to reinstate impeachment proceedings against Ramaphosa
The Economic Freedom Fighters has approached the Constitutional Court seeking urgent relief to overturn a Western Cape High Court judgment that halted…
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The EFF argued that Section 89 of the Constitution entrusts Parliament with the exclusive authority to establish whether circumstances exist that may justify the removal of a President from office. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the party confirmed that it had lodged an urgent application with the country's apex court challenging the High Court's decision, which granted Ramaphosa interim relief and suspended the work of the Section 89 Independent Panel Committee.
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The EFF argued that Section 89 of the Constitution entrusts Parliament with the exclusive authority to establish whether circumstances exist that may justify the removal of a President from office.
according to IOL (Independent Online)In a statement issued on Tuesday, the party confirmed that it had lodged an urgent application with the country's apex court challenging the High Court's decision, which granted Ramaphosa interim relief and suspended the work of the Section 89 Independent Panel Committee.
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