The Economic Freedom Fighters and African Transformation Movement oppose Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent interdict application.
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What happened
The Economic Freedom Fighters and African Transformation Movement oppose Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent interdict application.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
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President Cyril Ramaphosa is defending against an inquiry launched by a committee and seeking to interdict proceedings.Also in this story
- Hill-Lewis criticized Ramaphosa's legal rights exercise and urged Parliament to complete preparatory steps regarding the impeachment matter.
- President Ramaphosa is facing presidential tardiness and has been formally chided by Parliament's JSCD over delays in securing necessary financial resources for deployments.
- Ramaphosa dismissed the June 30 deadline, while Motshekga met with premiers of the provinces.
The entities involved
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Economic Freedom Fighters
pan-Africanist political party in South Africa
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African Transformation Movement
political party in South Africa