A parliamentary subcommittee will meet this week to set up procedures to change parts of parliamentary rules on removing a president. The proposal will then be tabled in parliament for discussion.
It follows after the Constitutional Court gave Parliament six months to put in place mechanisms to remove a president.
Cyril Ramaphosa seems to want to take over the reign of the country as soon as possible and to address the nation in February.
However, experts say, the move can cause opposition and division in the party, especially from Natal.
Meanwhile, Ace Magashule has warned Ramaphosa supporters not to act recklessly. The feeling is that Zuma must be persuaded leave on his own accord and prevent any confrontation within the ANC.
ANC members from the North West have indicated that they will boycott Ramaphosa’s invitation speech today. It is clear that the infighting is far from over.
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