President Cyril Ramaphosa appears in a two-panel Zapiro cartoon dated June 19, 2026, holding an interdict document before the Phala Phala Impeachment Committee. His speech bubble claims that proceeding with impeachment would irreparably harm his reputation. In the adjacent panel the same figure stands under a shower while addressing a large Swiss-cheese character. The lengthy dialogue lists specific allegations including refusal to freeze a buffalo farm side hustle, untaxed illicit forex, a security aide blocking probes, and Stalingrad-style delays of a ConCourt ruling. These elements are presented as making Ramaphosa resemble his predecessor Jacob Zuma. The cartoon was published by Daily Maverick amid ongoing parliamentary and judicial scrutiny of the farm scandal that resurfaced in mid-2026. The visual argument centers on the tension between the president's legal maneuver and the accumulating questions about accountability and timing of the impeachment process.