
South African President Ramaphosa Refuses to Resign Amid Impeachment Probe
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has firmly stated he will not resign despite mounting calls for his departure and the unfolding of an impeachment process related to the 'Farmgate' cash-in-sofa scandal. The president is facing intense pressure over allegations of a cover-up regarding a theft of foreign currency from his farm.
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South African president says he will not step down after impeachment call
President Cyril Ramaphosa said he would not resign on Monday evening after days of speculation.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa faced down calls to resign on Monday over a scandal in which thieves stole bundles of cash in foreign currency hidden in a sofa on his ranch. In a televised address to the nation, Ramaphosa said he respected a constitutional court ruling that revived impeachment proceedings against him last week but pledged to defend himself. “While there have been calls in some circles that I should resign, nothing in the Constitutional Court judgment compels me to...
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Read full article →‘I will not resign’, Ramaphosa says
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Read full article →South African president says he will not step down after impeachment call
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says he will legally challenge a report that has paved the way for parliament to consider impeachment proceedings against him over the theft of large sums of cash from his private farm. A Constitutional Court ruling last week found that parliament acted unconstitutionally when it voted against establishing an impeachment […]
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