Phala Phala saga: NA fast-tracks ad hoc committee establishment debate

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Phala Phala saga: NA fast-tracks ad hoc committee establishment debate
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Phala Phala saga: National Assembly fast-tracks ad hoc committee establishment debate

CAPE TOWN - The National Assembly fast-tracked its debate on whether to establish an ad hoc committee to investigate the Phala Phala farm scandal involving President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The motion was brought by Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen, who long called for Parliament to establish its own investigation into Phala Phala. The draft resolution called for the establishment of the committee to conduct an inquiry into matters surrounding the Phala Phala game farm theft, "with specific reference to the involvement and response of the various government departments and agencies in the alleged cover-up of the crime".

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