Moroadi Cholota, the woman at the heart of the state’s case against Ace Magashule, claims that the Hawks with the assistance of the FBI attempted to coerce and coach a statement out of her unrelated to her testimony at the Zondo commission.
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The suspended ANC secretary general’s assistant, who is not prepared to testify against him, may be extradited from the US
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The prosecution in Magashule’s corruption trial said Moroadi Cholota refused to cooperate with detectives sent to the US to interview her and she now faces extradition
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Counsel for the suspended ANC secretary general tells court the former Free State premier falls outside category of who can be charged for corrupt activities
The court dismissed Magashule’s claim that its scathing July judgment showed little sound reasoning, but rather a bias towards the Ramaphosa faction
Some party leaders say he left the office in total disarray, which paved the way for disaster
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Court hears that the case against the accused in Free State asbestos case, including Magashule, relies on inadmissible Zondo commission testimony
An ANC Youth League member said at least 500 people are expected to gather near the court precinct in Bloemfontein in support of the suspended secretary general
In his application for leave to appeal the high court judgment, Magashule argues that the court erred in holding that Ramaphosa’s suspension was not lawful without giving any explanation for that conclusion
The court ruling may be the final nail on Magashule’s coffin at this weekend’s ANC national executive committee meeting