South African President Ramaphosa's Proposal to Suspend Impeachment Vote Accepted
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa successfully implemented a proposal to temporarily suspend the impeachment inquiry related to his 'Farmgate' issue. In 2020, he came under public scrutiny after a large sum of money was stolen from his personal farm.

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