Motion of impeachment
DA files application to intervene in EFF's case to impeach Zuma
The DA has filed a Constitutional Court application to intervene in the EFF’s impeachment case against President Jacob Zuma.
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Brazil court to rule in 2014 case that could unseat President Temer
If Temer is removed from office, lower House Speaker Rodrigo Maia would take over and Congress would have 30 days to pick a caretaker.
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Brazil's president defiant in face of calls for him resign
Party officials said on Monday the PSDB would wait until the Supreme Court rules on whether to continue an investigation of Temer.
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DA urges parties to put differences aside and help impeach Zuma
The party has on a number of occasions tabled the motion before Parliament without success.
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What an impeachment means for South Korean president Park Geun-Hye
Profile of South Korean president Park Geun-Hye, whose impeachment in December was upheld by the country's top court on Friday.
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South Korea’s Supreme Court upholds President Park Geun-hye’s impeachment
Park becomes South Korea’s first democratically elected leader to be forced from office.
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South Korea acting president declines to extend special prosecution probe
The special prosecutor’s office will hold a briefing at 1030 local time to comment on the decision not to extend the probe.
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Conservative South Koreans rally to support Park, more protests loom
Park, 64, is accused of colluding with long-time friend Choi Soon-sil, who has been indicted and is in custody.
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South Korea’s President impeached in parliamentary vote
Members of parliament voted by secret ballot with 234 in favour and 56 opposed.
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Brazil Senate meets to indict suspended President Rousseff
The impeachment of Rousseff has paralysed Brazilian politics since the start of the year.
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Brazil's Rousseff has presidential perks cut
The leftist leader says the move is meant to limit her ability to move around the country.
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Dilma Rousseff's impeachment: What’s happening now?
Professor Lyal White & 702’s John Robbie discuss the latest developments around Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff’s impeachment.
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Brazil senate presses on with impeachment, defying house speaker
Brazil's Supreme Court rejected requests on Monday to overturn the annulment.
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Temer govt would press ahead with Brazil corruption fight
Temer could be leading Brazil in a matter of weeks if, as expected, the Senate suspends Dilma Rousseff.
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Mthethwa: No one will remove Zuma
The Arts and Culture Minister says there is only one ruling party & it respects the Constitution.
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Brazil's Rousseff to fight on after heavy impeachment defeat
She would be replaced by Vice President Michel Temer as acting president until 2018 if she is found guilty.
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Rousseff loses crucial impeachment vote in Congress
If the Senate agrees to go ahead with the impeachment Rousseff would be suspended from her post.
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Congress to vote on impeaching Rousseff in divided Brazil
Brazil's lower house of Congress will decide today whether to recommend impeaching President Dilma Rousseff.
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Raucous Rousseff impeachment process begins in Brazil
Pro-impeachment lawmakers chanted "Dilma Out" in the lower house of Brazil's Congress yesterday.
