BRIAN MOLEFE
In South Africa, we don't have courts of justice.
We have courts of law.
People don't go to court to get justice. They go to court for a judge to apply the law.
Justice is unavailable for the large majority of this country. As long as you are black & poor, forget about justice
Even if you are getting screwed, your rights are being trampled upon, you have no means to fight & get justice.
It costs thousands and thousands of Rands to submit papers to court. Not to get justice. Just to want to have your case heard.
Where do you expect people to get that money from!? Worse, you sometimes get government or big companies going after citizens.
How should they defend themselves.
I saw that I was also being written off as the worst and vile corrupt state capture. I joined the fight & fought hard. I studied law so that I could help in my defence for justice
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The Competition Commission found SA’s banks colluded against Sekunjalo. News24 twists the narrative, blaming the Mpati Commission. Nedbank admits Sekunjalo did no wrong—no corruption, no money laundering. Media lies, led by News24 & Daily Maverick.
https://t.co/w1fYm3hbIk
@GardeeAttorneys@WhyJudgesMatter This one is definitely appealable . We were told the CC has no jurisdiction to deal with the central issues in the very same case.
Note South Africans📍
The @Vodacom CEO tried everything in his book, in the ‘Please Call Me’ matter.
He tried to be evasive by claiming they Don’t know ‘Please Call Me’ revenues.
(That stunt failed)
He tried to bring up the Ari Kahn/MTN story.
(That stunt also failed)
He brought his imaginative ‘Please Call Me’ inventor in Allan Knott Craig Snr.
(That stunt dismally failed)
He tried hiding the @KPMG report & other docs which Mr Makate sought, in order not to settle blindly.
(That stunt also failed)
He tried to befriend the fraudsters which disguised themselves as Makate funders. To thwart Makate’s claim.
(That stunt also horribly failed)
He tried calling his bosses from @VodafoneUK to try gang up on Makate.
(That also failed dismally)
Out of trying all these stunts, he has sought assistance from a small group of black shareholders, pulling the race card all of a sudden.
That we can assure y’all it’s going to fail.
16yrs he has tried all these stunts, he seems to be hitting the brick-wall all the time.
@ConCourtSA has duty to end this circus by the Vodacom CEO.
We gonna be there✊🏾
@IOL@OCJ_RSA
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✊🏿 As the MK Party, our solidarity with Dr Hlophe is unshakeable. Let’s rise and show our strength at the Western Cape High Court. Together, we shall defend our revolutionary spirit! Gwaza Mkhonto Gwaza! 🔥💚🖤💚
Note South Africans📍
It was when the @Vodacom CEO thought using the company’s balance sheet.
With endless appeals and negotiating in bad faith,
Would sink Mr Makate in giving up his ‘Please Call Me’ claim.
Little did he know…
Makate is like a honey-badger he doesn’t give in easily.
The CEO is now facing R9,4billion lawsuit.
Its time to hit Mr Makate with #PleaseCallMe