Malema case adjourned until 2019
Updated | By Bernadette Wolhuter
Julius Malema's constitutional challenge of the Riotous Assemblies Act is expected to be heard in September.
The charges relate to Malema's 2016 comments to supporters in the town, when he told them to occupy land.
He made a brief appearance yesterday.
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The matter was on the North Gauteng High Court roll in Pretoria in April, but it was then removed because, as a constitutional matter, it requires a special allocation.
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CIC @Julius_S_Malema with Fighters outside the Newcastle Magistrate Court this morning. #LandOccupation pic.twitter.com/37tnlLvKav
— Economic Freedom Fighters (@EFFSouthAfrica) June 25, 2018
He appears to be standing by the contentious remarks he made at a Youth Day rally earlier this month, that the majority of Indians are racist.
Malema spoke about the controversy surrounding his comments:
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