Cape Town City Hall will be on show today, where MPs are expected to debate the section 89 independent panel report. ECR_Newswatch PhalaPhala
If the numbers aren't in President Cyril Ramaphosa's favour, the house will adopt the report, which could set in motion an impeachment process.
The report - which investigated the president's conduct in connection with the 2020 burglary on his Limpopo farm - found that he may have a violated the constitution.National Assembly Speaker, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, had again declined requests for a secret ballot vote for MPs.ANC expels Carl Niehaus from party
"The speaker says she stressed the importance of insuring due regard to the environment of accountability and at the same time, transparency and openness," says Parliament's spokesperson Moloto Mothapo. Meanwhile, the African Transformation Movement has filed papers with the ConCourt, to oppose the president's application for a review of the report.
"The ATM vows to hold Ramaphosa accountable for his serious misconduct and gross violation of the Executive Members A
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