The official opposition has written to acting National Assembly Speaker Lechesa Tsenoli highlighting the request as a matter of national importance.
An independent panel has found there is enough evidence to institute removal proceedings against Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) gave its 2020 parliamentary review on Thursday, saying that despite some challenges the state of disaster had brought, the official opposition continued to hold government to account.
Over the weekend, DA leader John Steenhuisen announced Van Damme would be taking a sabbatical to look after her health.
The motion, the first to be faced by Ramaphosa since he came into power, has been brought by the African Transformation Movement (ATM).
National Assembly Speaker Thandi Modise announced late on Wednesday that retired Constitutional Court judge, Justice Bess Nkabinde, will chair the panel, which will include two senior counsel – advocates Dumisa Ntsebeza and Johan de Waal.
Natasha Mazzone on Thursday insisted the DA Gauteng leader and former Tshwane mayor enjoyed the protection of the assumption of innocence until proven guilty.
Former Gauteng leader John Moodey is accused of trying to frame a political opponent in a sex-for-jobs scandal but is no longer compelled to answer to the charge after resigning from the organisation.
MPs on Tuesday held another debate of national importance on femicide and the abuse of women.
The government was already in talks with Cosatu about its offer to help cut Eskom's R450bn debt by R250bn using state workers' pension savings.
Politicians weigh in on the positives and negatives they took from Sona 2020.
Democratic Alliance (DA) Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela said that he would be disappointed if the leadership of the party were to be dominated by a single race.
Natasha Mazzone was appointed by John Steenhuisen following the party’s caucus meeting on Thursday morning.
The party said the group of members of Parliament it had elected represented the experience, diversity, and skills of the DA's new parliamentary caucus.
De Lille says that the list of people she is going after in court includes two Members of Parliament and about six councillors.
The party says it struck a deal with De Lille to withdraw all internal disciplinary charges she previously faced in exchange for leaving her post by the end of October.
The Democratic Alliance says that it never intended for the Patricia de Lille debacle to take an unpleasant turn.
Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille slammed Natasha Mazzone as a scripted spokesperson and accused her of spreading accusations that are untrue.
