The Johannesburg high court on Thursday delivered judgment in the Dubul’ ibhunu (translated as “Shoot the Boer” or “Kill the Boer”) case involving EFF leader Julius Malema and MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi.
AfriForum took Malema and the EFF to court for singing Dubul’ ibhunu at a rally. The lobby group wanted Malema and Ndlozi to apologise and pay damages.
The EFF leader said SA remained a “conquered nation as long as land was in the hands of the white minority”.
WATCH | Judgment in Malema, Ndlozi 'Kill the Boer' case
The Johannesburg high court on Thursday delivered judgment in the Dubul’ ibhunu (translated as “Shoot the Boer” or “Kill the Boer”) case involving EFF leader Julius Malema and MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi.
AfriForum took Malema and the EFF to court for singing Dubul’ ibhunu at a rally. The lobby group wanted Malema and Ndlozi to apologise and pay damages.
The EFF leader said SA remained a “conquered nation as long as land was in the hands of the white minority”.
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