Opposition parties table motion to impeach Zuma
EFF leader, Julius Malema maintained yesterday that President Jacob Zuma has no credibility left and should resign as head of state.
Thousands of EFF members demanding the president's resignation marched on the Union Buildings yesterday- following the release of the State of Capture Report.
Malema said the EFF will be pushing for a motion of impeachment against Zuma in Parliament.
"We are considering to present a motion on impeachment in Parliament because all of this requires an [honest] president. You can't say the same group you are investigating must be the one that appoints the people who are going to investigate him. It doesn't help us. So the man is deep in the pockets of the Guptas and the demand for him to go is justifiable," he said.
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Meanwhile, the DA is for the whole Cabinet to resign. The party's leader Mmusi Maimane says they're happy with the report's remedial action that calls for a commission of inquiry.
LISTEN BELOW: Maimane's spokesperson, Mabine Seabe says they have tabled a motion of no confidence.
Yesterday, the Office of the Public Protector released the highly-anticipated report compiled by former public protector, Thuli Madonsela during her tenure.
A number of recommendations have been made - including that the president appoint a commission of inquiry headed by a judge solely selected by the Chief Justice, within 30 days.