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Makhudu Sefara's reply to SIU statement

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By Makhudu Sefara Verified
Following the release of an SIU statement that included my name, I would like to respond as follows: In 2018, I ran a private firm – Unscripted Communication and therefore not attached to any other institution, private or public. To be clear, I was not even a journalist. I was approached by the head of Todi NPO Daniel Makwela and requested to put together a community media training event. The event was held on 11 December 2018 at Birchwood Hotel, near OR Tambo Airport.
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MAKHUDU SEFARA | Batohi must face charges after inquiry walkout

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By Makhudu Sefara Verified
| Sunday Times Verified
News headlines during the week told us how former National Prosecuting Authority head Shamila Batohi “opted” out of the inquiry into the fitness for office of Andrew Chauke, director of public prosecutions for the South Gauteng Division. She did not opt out. She ran for cover. This inquiry showed us how the hunter became the hunted.
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MAKHUDU SEFARA | Harsh sentence for Malema sparks debate on judicial emotion

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By Makhudu Sefara Verified
| Sunday Times Verified
The reactions of the public, lawyers and even the magistrate during the heated courtroom drama ahead of EFF leader Julius Malema’s sentencing this week were laden with emotion, leaving some to wonder how much room remains for dispassion in the law. If you ask Malema’s counsel, Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, the law ought to work in a dispassionate way.
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