The court issued directives on Monday, instructing the party to file the necessary documents in preparation for a hearing which it says it will set down in due course.
CAPE TOWN - The Constitutional Court has indicated it will hear the Economic Freedom Fighters ’s case against Parliament, for rejecting an independent panel report on the Phala Phala saga.
This development comes as the EFF looks to strong-arm the African National Congress into offering it ministerial positions in a coalition government. This was to warrant an impeachment inquiry over the storage and theft of US dollars from his Limpopo farm in 2020. It must file its written arguments by the 19 July, and Parliament will have to respond by the 26 July.
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