
Ramaphosa at Crossroads: Impeachment Looms Over Farmgate Cash Scandal
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa faces a potential impeachment as a multi‑party inquiry probes allegations he concealed a 2020 cash theft at his Phala Phala game ranch and did not report it to police or tax authorities, in the Farmgate saga. Ramaphosa denies wrongdoing and has refused to resign; impeachment would require a two‑thirds vote in Parliament if the panel finds grounds, and could take months, while coalition politics and no‑confidence options also affect his fate. The affair has damaged his anticorruption mandate and the ANC's popularity, though analysts say his coalition strength may shield him in the near term.








