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The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) says there’s consensus among all but two opposition parties that the impeachment process against President Cyril Ramaphosa should go ahead. PhalaPhala

The Economic Freedom Fighters says there’s consensus among all but two opposition parties that the impeachment process against President Cyril Ramaphosa should go ahead.

This is amid the release of the an independent panel report, which found, among others, that the President has a case to answer on Phala-Phala. The EFF charges that most opposition parties will be speaking in one voice on how to approach the S89 independent probe into the Phala-Phala saga.Speaking to SABC News at the EFF’s 17th Central Command Team Meeting, the Party’s Deputy President, Floyd Shivambu, elaborated on the oppositions’ stance.

“The entirety of us in the opposition benches are speaking in one voice, even today we are going to be issuing out a consolidated statement in terms of some of the activities that we are going to be engaging in towards the sitting of the National Assembly on Tuesday, the 6th and what will happen thereafter. So opposition parties are consolidating a common perspective in terms of how we proceed”

Shivambu stated that opposition parties minus GOOD and AL JAMA-AH met on Friday to adopt a way forward.

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The only consensus needed is reducing a number of political parties to 3 or 4 then we won't have to stomach individuals posing as leaders

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