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  4. Impeachment consideration is underway due to alleged gross misconduct, with advice sought on judicial conduct matters.

The Judicial Service Commission investigated Selby Mbenenge for gross misconduct and recommended Ramaphosa's suspension.

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The Judicial Service Commission investigated Selby Mbenenge for gross misconduct and recommended Ramaphosa's suspension.

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Selby MbenengeJudicial Service CommissionCyril Ramaphosa

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  1. JSC oversees Mbenenge's conduct review; High Court interdicts Parliament impeachment proceedings.1 source
  2. Mbenenge launched legal proceedings in the High Court after JSC investigated his misconduct and recommended Ramaphosa's suspension.1 source
  3. JSC found Mbenenge guilty of gross misconduct and recommended his suspension to the President.1 source

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