Members of the MK Party staged a protest outside the International Convention Centre in Durban, South Africa, during Africa’s Travel Indaba, demanding the resignation of President Cyril Ramaphosa. Protesters carried placards with slogans such as 'Cyril Ramaphosa Must Resign' and 'Phala Phala Rogue: Step Aside Cyril', highlighting their dissatisfaction with his leadership. The protest was prompted by a recent ruling from the Constitutional Court, which deemed a December 2022 parliamentary vote that blocked the formation of an Impeachment Committee unconstitutional. MK Party representative Gcina Dlamini criticized Ramaphosa's leadership, stating that the ANC has undermined the rule of law. Ramaphosa, in response to the protests and the court ruling, asserted that he would not resign, arguing that doing so would undermine the constitutional process. The court's ruling mandates that the Section 89 Independent Panel report be referred directly to an Impeachment Committee, potentially leading to significant political changes in South Africa.