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ANC ‘tsunami’ members win latest legal battle | Daily Dispatch (opens the original)
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The disgruntled ANC members, otherwise known as the “tsunami”, have one up against the ANC yet again after the Makhanda high court ruled on Wednesday that the ANC and its secretary-general Fikile Mbalula must, within 10 days of the order, deliver the electronic membership system results for the branch attendees for the entire province for 2025 and 2026. In the judgment delivered in the high court in KuGompo City on Wednesday, judge Avinash Govindjee ordered that such results, now infamously know
Mthatha security boss fights for bail after gun seizure (opens the original)
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Mthatha businessman Tyelovuyo Buhlungu is fighting to stay out of custody after police seized 140 firearms from his security company and found a further 135 unaccounted for during a compliance inspection. Buhlungu, the managing director of Tyeks Security Services, appeared in the Mthatha magistrate’s court on Tuesday seeking bail on charges of possessing a firearm and ammunition without a valid permit. The state is opposing his release and will present its case in court on Wednesday. In his bail
Malema wins right to appeal firearm convictions (opens the original)
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EFF leader Julius Malema has been granted leave to appeal his firearm-related convictions by the Makhanda High Court. Malema petitioned the high court after magistrate Twanet Olivier refused him leave to appeal his convictions in the KuGompo City Regional Court. Olivier had, however, granted him leave to appeal his sentence. The EFF leader was convicted on charges stemming from the discharge of a firearm during the party’s fifth anniversary celebrations at Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane in 20
Malema wins right to appeal firearm convictions (opens the original)
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EFF leader Julius Malema has been granted leave to appeal his firearm-related convictions by the Makhanda High Court. Malema petitioned the high court after magistrate Twanet Olivier refused him leave to appeal his convictions in the KuGompo City Regional Court. Olivier had, however, granted him leave to appeal his sentence. The EFF leader was convicted on charges stemming from the discharge of a firearm during the party’s fifth anniversary celebrations at Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane in 20
Malema: ‘We are led by fools’ | Daily Dispatch (opens the original)
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EFF leader Julius Malema has urged Eastern Cape voters to punish the ANC at the polls over failing services, poverty and hunger, declaring: “We are led by fools.” Addressing supporters at the EFF’s provincial manifesto launch at Rotary Stadium in Ngangelizwe, Mthatha, on Saturday, Malema took aim at the ANC’s record in the province as parties intensify campaigning ahead of the November 4 local government elections. He appealed particularly to elderly voters not to continue supporting the ANC bec
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