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  1. Parliament launched an impeachment inquiry into Cyril Ramaphosa's presidency, a process later revived by the Constitutional Court.
  2. Cyril Ramaphosa must fund his own legal costs in the Phala Phala matter and face scrutiny from Parliament’s impeachment committee.

John Hlophe provides input on the impeachment committee inquiry into President Cyril Ramaphosa.

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John Hlophe provides input on the impeachment committee inquiry into President Cyril Ramaphosa.

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  1. Adams, a Member of Parliament, participated in the impeachment inquiry into Cyril Ramaphosa.Sub-event
  2. Committee requests President Ramaphosa to appear for the ongoing impeachment inquiry.1 source
  3. ANC members in Parliament defend President Ramaphosa against accusations, with Cameron Dugmore providing defense.Sub-event
  4. Impeachment consideration is underway due to alleged gross misconduct, with advice sought on judicial conduct matters.Sub-event
  5. Hlophe provides input during the impeachment committee process against Ramaphosa.1 source

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Cyril Ramaphosa must fund his own legal costs in the Phala Phala matter and face scrutiny from Parliament’s impeachment committee.

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