THE lawyer representing ANCYL president Julius Malema, pictured, failed to file final argument papers to persuade the Equality Court to exonerate his client.
Malema is facing a case of hate speech and harassment after he allegedly told a rally at Peninsula Technikon in Cape Town that Jacob Zuma's rape accuser had enjoyed the intercourse.
Sonke Gender Network is demanding an apology and that Malema donate R50000 to a shelter for abused women.
A clearly irritated magistrate Colleen Collis postponed the case to November 24, after he chastised Tumi Mokwena for not making the effort to inform the court beforehand.
Court postpones Malema matter
THE lawyer representing ANCYL president Julius Malema, pictured, failed to file final argument papers to persuade the Equality Court to exonerate his client.
Malema is facing a case of hate speech and harassment after he allegedly told a rally at Peninsula Technikon in Cape Town that Jacob Zuma's rape accuser had enjoyed the intercourse.
Sonke Gender Network is demanding an apology and that Malema donate R50000 to a shelter for abused women.
A clearly irritated magistrate Colleen Collis postponed the case to November 24, after he chastised Tumi Mokwena for not making the effort to inform the court beforehand.