WATCH | Load-shedding interrupts Mpofu’s argument at Johannesburg high court

Last year, ahead of the ANC’s 55th conference, the Jacob Zuma Foundation said it had instituted a private prosecution of Ramaphosa.

He has been summoned to appear in court on January 19 to face a charge of being an “accessory after the fact” in the same private prosecution Zuma is pursuing against prosecutor Billy Downer and journalist Karyn Maughan for disclosing a document concerning the former president’s medical state. “President Cyril Ramaphosa has been charged in a private prosecution with the criminal offence of being accessory after the fact in the crimes committed by, among others, advocate [Billy] Downer, namely, breaching the provisions of the National Prosecuting Authority Act,” the foundation said.

“The serious crimes for which Mr Ramaphosa has been charged with in a court of law carry the sentence of 15 years’ imprisonment.” Ramaphosa wants the court to set aside the prosecution as unconstitutional and unlawful. He has asked for an interdict to prevent any “further steps” in pursuing the prosecution and to excuse his appearance in the criminal court, as demanded in Zuma’s summons.Support independent journalism by subscribing to the

That was an argument

Germany has given money to close coal power stations & transition to renewables. Germany's renewables projects have failed & they are now using South African coal to keep their lights on while SAns are suffering the worst Loadshedding in the history of SA. Make it make sense

Are you seriously calling what I witnessed yesterday from Mphofu as 'argument?' 😂😂

Because load shedding just happens!

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