President Cyril Ramaphosa’s impeachment process remains paused in parts following a court interdict, according to the available report. Despite the legal setback, the parliamentary committee overseeing the impeachment inquiry says it continues with preparations so it can proceed when further court developments clarify what can happen next. The report indicates that the inquiry is not fully stalled: some elements are held back due to the interdict, while the committee continues work in anticipation of additional legal rulings. The situation therefore stays in a state of partial suspension, with procedural next steps depending on outcomes in the courts. The committee’s position reflects an effort to maintain momentum on logistical and administrative aspects of the process, while complying with the restrictions imposed by the interdict. The story centers on the balance between legal constraints and parliamentary procedures as the impeachment process remains subject to review.