Hawu! make longatsi awukakhiyi emnyango Lowo mbuto watibuta watiphendvula umntfwana Mhlanga. Naye manje wavele wabona kutsi lukhulu luhloswe nguLaVilakati. Ababange asatsandza kubuye atihluphe abe avuka ayawukhiya emnyango? Umtimba walencwadzi wehlukaniswe tehluko letehlukene Kunesehluko nga sinye setiGaba semKhakha weMfundvo nekuCecesha Jikelele - siGaba saboKhewane, siGaba lesiseKhatsi, siGaba lesiPhakeme. Nguleso naleso sehluko sinencenye yesingeniso lesifishane lesilandzelwa ngemaCophelo ekuHlola etiGaba. Kunesehluko sekuhlolwa kweMfundzi. "Inyandza leyo bo! Awu! Ngafa ngibukile nebakitsi! Inyandza leyo bo!" Kumemeta Matfundvuluka ngelivi lekulayela. The ANC Women's League had released a statement hours after the judgment saying its faith in Zuma "remains unshaken". Secretary-General Gwede Mantashe, speaking on behalf of the so-called Top Six, said he "welcomed" Zuma's apologetic statement but that calls for his impeachment were "over-exaggerated". Chief whip Jackson Mthembu and Deputy Minister of Justice John Jeffery took the view that, although Zuma had breached the Constitution, the breach was not "serious". The impeachment bid by opposition MPs on 5 April 2016 failed by over 120 votes. Some were surprised that even Zuma's opponents within the ANC like Cyril Ramaphosa and Pravin Gordhan had voted against the motion. The Congress of the People, an opposition party, said it would boycott parliamentary proceedings in light of the National Assembly's failure to implement the Court's judgment.