Ramaphosa Impeachment - Ruling Party Leadership Rejects Report scrollaafrica: SouthAfrica PhalaPhalaFarmGate
The decision of the National Working Committee means ANC MPs will vote against the findings of the Justice Sandile Ngcobo report.
It is unlikely that the NEC will differ from the NWC -- an elite structure made up of the ANC top six and 20 senior members of the NEC. The panel headed by Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo found that Ramaphosa"may have" violated the Constitution, his oath of office and various money laundering and tax laws.
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