The five-year prison sentence handed down to EFF leader Julius Malema has sparked mixed reactions from political parties and legal experts.
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema was sentenced to five years imprisonment this morning after being found guilty of firearm-related charges stemming from a 2018 incident.
The State requested the maximum sentence of 15 years imprisonment, arguing that the court must set an example to potential offenders.
Pre-sentencing proceedings for EFF leader Julius Malema begin today in the East London Magistrate’s Court.
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The political future of EFF leader Julius Malema hangs in the balance as he returns to the court for pre-sentencing in his firearm discharge case.
Julius Malema was found guilty on five firearm-related charges by the East London Magistrate’s Court. The EFF says it will it will “engage the judgment further and seek comprehensive legal…