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THE African National Congress (ANC) has once again been thrown into chaos ahead of the debate on the Section 89 report that said President Cyril Ramaphosa may have a case to answer to over the Phala Phala scandal.
Parliament is due to debate the Section 89 report on Tuesday afternoon.
The report has divided the members of Parliament, with some saying Ramaphosa should remain president and others saying he should be impeached.
The matter has also caused paralysis in the ANC and the State, including policy uncertainty, despite international relations and cooperation (Dirco) minister Naledi Pandor’s assurances to international investors on Monday that South Africa remains a stable democracy.
Opposition parties are united in their calls for Ramaphosa to be impeached, with the exception of Congress of the People (COPE).
The African Transformation Movement (ATM), Democratic Alliance (DA), Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and the
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