A parliamentary sitting set to debate a damning report that found that South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa may have violated the constitution has been postponed by a week.
The report says Mr Ramaphosa allegedly covered up a theft at his farm. He has denied any wrongdoing and his spokesman says the report was flawed.
Parliament’s programming committee met on Monday night and unanimously agreed to hold the debate on 13 December to allow members of parliament to travel to Cape Town where parliament sits.
The president had on Monday moved to court to seek an order declaring any steps taken by parliament following the release of the report as invalid and unlawful.