South African Youth Leader Charged with Graft, Granted Bail
Expelled leader of the ruling African National Congress' youth wing, Julius Malema, was granted bail after appearing in court on charges of money laundering - a charge that can incur a sentence of 15 years.
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Julius Malema in the Polokwane Regional Court after he handed himself over to the Polokwane police on Wednesday morning before his court appearance.
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South African Youth Leader Claims Innocence in Graft Case
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Expelled African National Congress Youth League president Julius Malema was granted bail after being charged with graft. He proclaimed his innocence to supporters outside the court. see more »
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Three business associates of Julius Malema appeared in court on September 25. They were, from left, Kagisho Dichabe, Lesiba Gwangwa and Makgetsi Manthatha.
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