The Constitutional Court has dismissed an urgent appeal by the African Transformation Movement (ATM) seeking to reinstate impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa. The ATM had previously attempted to initiate impeachment, but the Western Cape High Court suspended these efforts. This recent ruling upholds the High Court’s decision, effectively pausing the impeachment process for now. The court’s rejection signifies a setback for the ATM’s efforts to remove President Ramaphosa from office. No reasons were given for the dismissal, a common practice when dealing with such appeals. This outcome leaves President Ramaphosa’s position secure from immediate impeachment challenges through this particular avenue. The ATM may explore other legal options, but this ConCourt decision presents a significant obstacle.