Stories from Johannesburg · South Africa

A constitutional judgment issued today indicated that the African National Congress (ANC) is a party devoid of ethical conduct.

South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA) has commented on the presence of uninvited guests at Mnangagwa's private farm.

South Africa's highest court has ruled that Parliament violated the Constitution by blocking moves to impeach President Cyril Ramaphosa four years ago. The impeachment calls were related to the theft of a large sum of money from his rural home. This ruling is linked to a scandal dubbed Farmgate. A ruling was issued today in Johannesburg, South Africa, which is linked to a scandal known as 'Farmgate.' The BBC World Service reported on the development. There have been growing calls for his impeachment over the theft of a large sum of money from his home six years ago.

A judgment has been handed down today by the 'Concord' affirming that impeachment proceedings and an investigation should be instituted. The transgression, which the 'Concord' pronounced on today, occurred with the EFF as a party in Parliament.

A report indicates an impeachment committee will adopt an approach similar to an ad hoc committee. Witnesses are expected to be called as part of the committee's functioning.

Chief Justice Raymond Zondo's work and its implications have been described as an indictment for the African National Congress (ANC).

South African political parties EFF and ATM have reportedly taken the 'Pala Pala story' to the Constitutional Court. The president was also mentioned in connection with this development.

Education MEC David Mayner announced that 25 affected schools will communicate with parents regarding their continued closure. These schools will implement catch-up plans to ensure teaching and learning return to normal and cover schoolwork missed over two days.

Student representatives stated that monthly meal allowances of 1,640 to 1,700 Rand are insufficient to cover living expenses. Rising costs for petrol, rentals, and food within residences have exacerbated the financial strain.

The Johannesburg wage deal, valued at 10 billion rand, is being flagged as unsustainable and unlawful. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana described the agreement as financial recklessness if it proceeds. The council was present during discussions regarding the deal's legality.