The ActionSA (ATM) leader, Vuyo Zungula, is taking steps to challenge a court order that stops Parliament’s impeachment committee from holding hearings. According to reporting, the Western Cape High Court issued an interdict that halts the impeachment committee process, and Zungula argues that the order is “vague.” Zungula is now set to approach the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) to seek relief against that decision, aiming to overturn or clarify the effect of the interdict. The move is framed as an attempt to resume the impeachment committee’s work and address legal concerns about the scope and wording of the earlier ruling. The reporting indicates that the dispute centres on whether the interdict’s terms prevent the committee from proceeding and on whether those terms are sufficiently precise to guide the committee’s actions. The current matter is therefore part of ongoing litigation over how Parliament’s impeachment process should be handled following the Western Cape High Court’s intervention.