EFF leader Julius Malema says President Cyril Ramaphosa cannot “escape” the Phala Phala matter, despite an effort to halt an impeachment process. Malema argues that Ramaphosa has brought the Presidency into disrepute through the Phala Phala scandal and insists the issue must continue through Parliament and other legal routes. In his remarks, Malema frames the move to stop the impeachment inquiry as an attempt to avoid accountability, while he pledges that the EFF will keep applying pressure for Ramaphosa’s removal. The dispute centers on whether the impeachment inquiry proceeds and how the matter is handled under parliamentary and legal procedures. Malema’s statements come as Ramaphosa’s camp seeks to interdict or stop the impeachment process, while opposition parties, including the EFF, push for the inquiry to continue. The reporting emphasizes Malema’s determination to pursue the matter despite attempts to delay or prevent the inquiry from moving forward.
Malema says Ramaphosa cannot avoid Phala Phala amid impeachment bid to stop inquiry
EFF leader Julius Malema says President Cyril Ramaphosa cannot “escape” the Phala Phala matter, despite an effort to halt an impeachment process. Malema argues that Ramaphosa has brought the Presidenc...
- Julius Malema, of the EFF, says President Cyril Ramaphosa cannot avoid the Phala Phala matter.
- Malema accuses Ramaphosa of bringing the Presidency into disrepute over the Phala Phala scandal.
- Ramaphosa is reported to be seeking to halt or stop the impeachment inquiry.
- Malema says the EFF will continue pressure through Parliament and legal processes for Ramaphosa’s removal.
- The issue is tied to whether the impeachment inquiry proceeds despite efforts to block it.
EFF leader Julius Malema has slammed President Cyril Ramaphosa, accusing him of bringing the Presidency into disrepute over the Phala Phala scandal, and vowing continued pressure for his removal through Parliament and legal processes.
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