Tomorrow, all eyes will be on the Constitutional Court as it finally delivers judgment in the explosive Phala Phala saga — a case that has hovered over President Cyril Ramaphosa for nearly four years. At the centre of it all: questions about millions of rand in foreign cash stolen from the president’s Limpopo game farm, whether Parliament failed in its oversight role, and whether the president should have faced an impeachment inquiry. The case was brought by the African Transformation Movement and the Economic Freedom Fighters after MPs voted against adopting the Section 89 panel report. Tonight… we speak to ATM leader Vuyo Zungula about what’s at stake politically, constitutionally, and for public trust in government.

More than 500 days after arguments were heard, South Africa may finally get clarity on one of the country’s biggest political scandals. The Constitutional Court is expected to hand down judgment tomorrow in the Phala Phala matter — the legal challenge brought by the African Transformation Movement and the Economic Freedom Fighters over Parliament’s decision not to pursue impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa. The controversy stems from the theft of large sums of US dollars from the president’s farm and allegations of a cover-up involving state resources. Joining us now is ATM leader Vuyo Zungula to unpack why his party took this fight all the way to the apex court — and what outcome they’re hoping for.