South Africa: Mpumalanga Magistrate Asked to Recuse Himself in Case Involving Deputy President Mabuza

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Deputy President David Mabuza addresses the National Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Rural and Township Economy Summit at the East London International Convention Centre in the Eastern Cape, 15 January 2014. (Photo: GCIS) Themed "Transforming Townships and Rural Areas from being Consumer Communities into Entrepreneurial Societies" the summit follows the decision of the President's Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Advisory Council and aims to ensure communities in townships and rural areas benefit from black economic empowerment, 19/07/2018. Jairus Mmutle/GCIS

A long-running and vicious battle between an Mpumalanga businessman and conservationist, Fred Daniel, who obtained an interim protection order against Deputy President David Mabuza to prevent the former premier from allegedly trying to run him off his land in the Great Nkomazi River Valley, took a turn in the Carolina magistrate's court recently when a new magistrate hearing the matter was asked to recuse himself.

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