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Guptas get interdict against EFF and Juju
THE High Court in Pretoria on Tuesday granted an interdict prohibiting Julius Malema and the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) from issuing threats of violence against the Gupta family and their employees.
In a brief judgement, Judge Johan Louw said he would give reasons for granting the interdict sought by the Gupta family at a later stage.
The prominent family and their business entities made an urgent application for an interdict, saying utteranceS by Malema and members of his party were putting their lives at risk.
Last week, Malema told a media briefing in Johannesburg that he banning any journalist belonging to the Gupta media companies from covering and attending any EFF events.
He also said that the safety of journalists from the New Age newspaper and ANN7 television station could not be guaranteed.
Meanwhile dozens of EEF supporters gathered at a rally in Johannesburg today where Malema declared that “victory is certain”, after asking the country’s top court to rule on whether President Jacob Zuma broke the law by spending R250 million rand (then $US23 million) on a state-funded security upgrade to his home. The SA Constitutional Court is to rule on who has to pays for state-funded improvements to Zuma’s rural home some of which anti-graft authorities said benefited him personally in a report that triggered a political scandal – ANA