Malema to be sentenced in firearm case
Malema has vowed to head to the highest court in the land to contest his sentence.
Malema has vowed to head to the highest court in the land to contest his sentence.
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the appointment on Tuesday.
The TRC Cases Inquiry is taking place in Newtown, Johannesburg.
EFF leader Julius Malema is set to appear for the final heads of arguments for pre-sentencing.
The Madlanga Commission continues hearing witness testimony on Wednesday.
Malema was convicted last year on unlawful possession and discharging a firearm in a public area.
The state is asking for a sentence of 15-year direct imprisonment which Malema says he will contest.
The Patriotic Alliance (PA) has thrown its weight behind the President
Malema's charges stem from a 2018 EFF birthday rally at Mdantsane in the Eastern Cape.
Gauteng CoGTA MEC Jacob Mamabolo has hit back at ActionSA.
The recommendation will be sent to President Cyril Ramaphosa who will have the final say.
Sello says they've determined that the woman who passed away was Mkhwanazi's stepmother
Zuma-Sambudla faces charges under the Terrorism Act and inciting violence during 2021 July unrest.
The TRC Cases Inquiry is taking place in Newtown, Johannesburg.
Julius Mkhwanazi's testimony was postponed last month due to his mother’s death.
The ConCourt announced recently it would deliver judgment in the Phala Phala matter within a month.
Julius Mkhwanazi is implicated in corruption in the EMPD blue light saga involving Cat Matlala.
Zuma-Sambudla is on trial, facing charges of inciting violence and sedition linked to the unrest.