South Africa opposition seeks to revive impeachment proceedings against Ramaphosa
South African opposition party the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) brought a case to the country's top court on Tuesday to try to revive impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa over the scandal dubbed "Farmgate" by local media.
EFF's Legal Bid to Revive 'Farmgate' Impeachment Against Ramaphosa
The South African opposition party, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), took legal action to revive impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa. This move follows the 'Farmgate' scandal, where large sums of money were allegedly hidden on his farm.
Earlier in November, EFF leader Julius Malema claimed on a podcast that Dali Mpofu was among those advocating for a merger ...
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Julius Malema claims Jacob Zuma owes EFF for legal fees, threatens to attach Nkandla to recoup moneyJulius Malema is demanding that Jacob Zuma pay back the money he owes to the EFF in unpaid legal fees, and has even got a ...
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Julius Malema is distrustful of party members who were mum about Shivambu's departureThe president of the Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema, expressed distrust in EFF members who kept quiet about the ...
Tensions between the two organisations have escalated after several senior EFF leaders left the party to join uMkhonto ...
EFF statement thanking the Gauteng ground forces for supporting the fight against Ramaphosa’s impunity ...
Mapisa-Nqakula said in court papers that her legal problems started after she approved the Section 89 panel investigation.
The fourth largest political party in South Africa (SA), the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) will be holding its third National People’s Assembly (NPA) on December 13-16. While the prevailing ...
On Tuesday, the EFF’s legal team presented arguments in the Constitutional Court challenging the legality of Parliament's ...
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