South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has secured a temporary legal reprieve, with the Western Cape High Court halting the impeachment inquiry into the “Farmgate” scandal — a 2020 robbery of over half a million dollars from his private farm. While an independent panel suggested he may be culpable, Ramaphosa denies wrongdoing, claiming the cash came from selling buffaloes. The court’s decision, backed by a 2-1 majority, pauses the inquiry until his separate legal challenge against the panel’s findings is resolved in September. This ruling buys him crucial time to defend his reputation, as the impeachment process looms with potential political and personal consequences.
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