• Engage in activities that may be perceived to influence the decision-making body of any institution‚ parastatal or government body that negatively influences their administrative duties.
• Allow any civil servant to falsify minutes and reports or instruct the police to destroy official government documents.
• Interfere with the private life of Daniel‚ his family and staff.
• Insult‚ intimidate or abuse Daniel.
Daniel believes Mabuza is behind a smear and sabotage campaign against him because of a multi-billion rand land claims scam‚ which he blew the whistle on in May 2004.
Daniel claims the scam had the blessing of Mabuza when he was Mpumalanga's MEC for Land and Agriculture. It allegedly involved land owners being forced to sell at below-market value‚ before the land was sold back to community trusts at inflated prices.
Daniel has a R2.5bn law suit in the North Gauteng High Court against Mabuza and officials in several Mpumalanga government departments‚ including the provincial tourism and parks agency.
The lawsuit involves the loss of business because the province refused to grant him permits to operate a luxury nature reserve‚ marketed as the gateway to one of South Africa's most pristine biodiversity areas‚ located between Barberton and Bapsfontein.
Judgment is expected to be delivered later on Monday.
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