South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is again facing an impeachment process after a renewed move to revive it follows a prior attempt in 2022 that was blocked in parliament. Both outlets report that parliamentary action is restarting the procedure and that public pressure has intensified amid allegations associated with the so-called Phala Phala scandal. In a televised address, Ramaphosa says he will not resign and will challenge the impeachment proceedings. The two accounts also point to the political context: in 2022, an impeachment inquiry was sidestepped when the ANC-dominated parliament prevented it from moving forward. Now, the question is whether Ramaphosa can avoid or derail the process again given the composition of parliament and the involvement of political opponents. While the reports focus on Ramaphosa’s immediate response—his refusal to step down and plans to contest the move—they also note that the outcome will depend on how parliament and the courts proceed with the impeachment proceedings and any legal challenges he raises.