South Africa’s Impeachment Committee for President Cyril Ramaphosa continues its preparations following a Western Cape High Court ruling that temporarily stops public hearings. The committee is expected to proceed with its work despite the interdict, according to reports from IOL. The court action affects the scheduling of public hearings rather than the committee’s overall mandate, and the committee signals that it will keep working as preparations continue. The reporting indicates the committee’s next steps focus on continuing administrative and procedural preparations while the interruption to public proceedings remains in place. The decision is described as a temporary measure, implying that the committee’s public hearing plans are paused rather than ended. The sources agree that the committee’s status and efforts remain active, even as the court restricts public elements of the process. No additional details about the committee’s internal activities, the timing of a possible resumption, or the grounds of the court interdict are provided in the available excerpts.