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Ramaphosa Seeks to Overturn Cash-In-Sofa Report in High Court
Source: Bloomberg
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will ask a high court to overturn a report underpinning impeachment proceedings tied to his handling of a burglary at his game farm. The move signals an active legal challenge that could prolong political uncertainty around governance, which is typically a modest headwind for risk appetite in South Africa.
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