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The EFF has descended on the Constitutional Court, demanding the long-awaited Phala Phala ruling. Supporters gathered in large numbers, waving red berets and chanting, as Julius Malema accused President Cyril Ramaphosa of attempting to undermine the Constitution. The controversy stems from the Independent Panel’s finding that the president had a case to answer regarding the Phala Phala farm incident, where millions in foreign currency were allegedly stolen and hidden. Malema insists Parliament has protected the president, sparking tensions over accountability, transparency, and the rule of law. This moment captures the high stakes of South Africa’s political landscape, highlighting the public’s growing impatience with prolonged investigations and the role of institutions in upholding justice. Join the discussion and share your perspective on this unfolding story.

1. Do you believe the Constitutional Court will hold President Ramaphosa accountable?


2. How significant is the Phala Phala ruling for South Africa’s democracy?


3. Do you think Parliament has been shielding the president from consequences?


4. What impact do EFF protests like this have on political accountability?


5. How should South Africans respond when high-ranking officials face legal scrutiny?



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