As the nation waits for this pivotal Phala Phala court ruling, what could it mean for the country’s political landscape and for public trust in leadership?

Guest: Ntebo Mokobo - SABC Political Journalist 

 

As the nation waits for this pivotal Phala Phala court ruling, what could it mean for the country&rsquo;s political landscape and for public trust in leadership?
Guest: Ntebo Mokobo - SABC Political Journalist&nbsp;
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The National Briefing

As the nation waits for this pivotal Phala Phala court ruling, what could it mean for the country’s political landscape and for public trust in leadership?

The Constitutional Court has ruled in favour of the Economic Freedom Fighters, finding that the National Assembly acted unlawfully when it voted in December 2022 to reject the Section 89 Independent Panel report into President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala scandal.
The judgment, delivered at 10AM this morning at Constitutional Hill in Braamfontein, marks one of the most consequential rulings against a sitting head of state in the country's democratic history. The court has ordered Parliament to properly process the Section 89 panel report, reopening the possibility of a full impeachment inquiry into the President.

Guest: Nhlamulo Ndhlela, MK Party Spokesperson

The Constitutional Court has ruled in favour of the Economic Freedom Fighters, finding that the National Assembly acted unlawfully when it voted in December 2022 to reject the Section 89 Independent Panel report into President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala scandal. The judgment, delivered at 10AM this morning at Constitutional Hill in Braamfontein, marks one of the most consequential rulings against a sitting head of state in the country's democratic history. The court has ordered Parliament to properly process the Section 89 panel report, reopening the possibility of a full impeachment inquiry into the President.
Guest: Nhlamulo Ndhlela, MK Party Spokesperson

Phala Phala ConCourt Judgment: Political Party Reactions

As South Africa awaits the Constitutional Court’s crucial Phala Phala judgment on the 8th of May, questions are mounting about the political future of President Cyril Ramaphosa and what could happen if the court rules against him. 

Guest: Bru­tus Mal­ada - polit­ical strategist and a PhD can­did­ate in the depart­ment of polit­ical stud­ies at the Uni­versity of Johan­nes­burg.

As South Africa awaits the Constitutional Court&rsquo;s crucial Phala Phala judgment on the 8th of May, questions are mounting about the political future of President Cyril Ramaphosa and what could happen if the court rules against him.&nbsp;
Guest:&nbsp;Bru&shy;tus Mal&shy;ada - polit&shy;ical strategist and a PhD can&shy;did&shy;ate in the depart&shy;ment of polit&shy;ical stud&shy;ies at the Uni&shy;versity of Johan&shy;nes&shy;burg.

As South Africa awaits the Constitutional Court’s crucial Phala Phala judgment on the 8th of May, questions are mounting about the political future of President Cyril Ramaphosa and what could happen if the court rules against him. 

The Reality Check: Resolving the National Question on the 30th anniversary of the “I am an African” speech: Towards a capacious notion of (South) African identity rooted in historical justice, human rights, and ethical governanc

Guest: Prof Tshepo Madlingozi - Adjunct Professor at Nelson Mandela University and Extraordinary Professor at Stellenbosch University and Commissioner at the SA Human Rights Commission responsible for Anti-Racism, Education and Equality

The Reality Check: Resolving the National Question on the 30th anniversary of the &ldquo;I am an African&rdquo; speech: Towards a capacious notion of (South) African identity rooted in historical justice, human rights, and ethical governanc
Guest:&nbsp;Prof Tshepo&nbsp;Madlingozi&nbsp;- Adjunct Professor at Nelson Mandela University and Extraordinary Professor at Stellenbosch University and Commissioner at the SA Human Rights Commission responsible for Anti-Racism, Education and Equality

The Reality Check: Resolving the National Question on the 30th anniversary of the “I am an African” speech: Towards a capacious notion of (South) African identity rooted in historical justice, human rights, and ethical governance

As the nation waits for this pivotal Phala Phala court ruling, what could it mean for the country’s political landscape and for public trust in leadership?

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