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South African Impeachment Committee To Hold First Meeting On President's "Farmgate" Scandal

South African Impeachment Committee To Hold First Meeting On President's "Farmgate" Scandal South Africa's parliament has scheduled for Monday the first meeting of an impeachment committee ​that will probe allegations around President Cyril Ramaphosa's "Farmgate" scandal, Reuters reported citing the Democratic Alliance ‌party.  The meeting is the next stage in an impeachment process against Ramaphosa that was revived by the Constitutional Court this month, in a setback for the leader for whom the ​affair has been a major embarrassment during his presidency.  South African President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks to lawmakers in parliament,...
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