South Africa's Constitutional Court rules parliament violated constitution by blocking impeachment proceedings against President Ramaphosa
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South Africa's Constitutional Court rules parliament violated constitution by blocking impeachment proceedings against President Ramaphosa

South Africa's Constitutional Court ruled that parliament improperly blocked impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa in 2022, potentially reviving the process. The ruling came after opposition parties, including Julius Malema's Economic Freedom Fighters, challenged the parliamentary vote that had blocked impeachment. Ramaphosa has faced allegations related to over $500,000 in unreported cash stolen from his home in 2020.

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