The South African parliament has scheduled a meeting of an impeachment committee for May 29, 2023, to further investigate allegations against President Cyril Ramaphosa related to the 'Farmgate' scandal. This meeting marks a significant development in the impeachment process, which was revived following a recent ruling by the constitutional court that deemed a previous parliamentary vote blocking the impeachment invalid. Ramaphosa has faced accusations of misconduct after bundles of cash were reportedly stolen from a sofa on his farm in 2020. An independent panel had found preliminary evidence of wrongdoing in 2022, but Ramaphosa's party, the African National Congress, had previously thwarted the impeachment process. In response to the renewed proceedings, Ramaphosa has filed court papers claiming that the panel's findings are flawed and should be dismissed. He has also indicated he may seek an urgent court order to stop the impeachment process if it continues while his legal challenge is underway. This situation highlights ongoing tensions within South African politics as the country grapples with issues of accountability and governance.