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Hanekom welcomes high court ruling on Zuma spy tweet
The High Court in Durban on Friday ordered Jacob Zuma to delete the offending tweet and publicly apologise to Derek Hanekom.
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Zuma to appeal ruling on Hanekom 'enemy agent' tweet
The High Court in Durban has ordered Jacob Zuma to apologise to Derek Hanekom and delete the tweet in which he refers to him as an enemy agent.
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Zuma ordered to remove Hanekom tweet and to apologise
The court ordered the former statesman to remove the tweet and publicly apologise to Derek Hanekom.
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Hanekom: Zuma must be held responsible for his remarks
Hanekom said Zuma’s claims that he was an apartheid spy is a threat to his credibility as a politician.
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Why Zuma referred to Hanekom as “enemy agent”
Former president Jacob Zuma argued that former minister Derek Hanekom must interpret his use of the term "enemy agent" within the correct context.
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Hanekom: I have been offended and pained by Zuma’s claims
Derek Hanekom responded, after the High Court in Durban reserved judgment in the defamation suit which he brought against Jacob Zuma for referring to him on social media as an enemy agent.
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Judgment reserved as Zuma argues ‘enemy agent’ comment misinterpreted
Derek Hanekom is suing Jacob Zuma for R500,000 after he referred to him as an enemy agent on Twitter.
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Court told Zuma tweet has led to threats on Hanekom’s life
The defamation case between Derek Hanekom and the former president is under way in the Durban High Court.
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Hanekom, Zuma to face off in court over defamation matter
Former Cabinet minister Derek Hanekom is suing former President Jacob Zuma for R500,000.
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Derek Hanekom’s defamation case against Zuma to be heard next week
Hanekom, who’s also a member of the ANC’s national executive committee, is suing Zuma for R500,000.
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ANC NEC asks top officials to deal with Hanekom matter
Derek Hanekom admitted that he met with EFF leaders to discuss former President Jacob Zuma’s sacking from office after EFF leader Julius Malema outed him in public last week.
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Magashule: Some members still undermining ANC's unity
ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule said the organisation must focus on building unity.
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ANC expected to outline Hanekom's fate following NEC meeting
The party’s senior leaders have been meeting behind closed doors since Friday, discussing among other issues Hanekom’s admission that he met with opposition parties to discuss removing former President Jacob Zuma from office through a planned motion of no confidence last year.
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Pallo Jordan: Hanekom upheld ANC principles and shouldn't be punished
ANC NEC meber Derek Hanekom has been attacked by party secretary-general Ace Magashule and labeled a “charlatan” for meeting with the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) last year to discuss the removal of former President Jacob Zuma.
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ANC veteran Mavuso Msimang labels MKMVA as 'pathetic'
The MKMVA called for the expulsion of Derek Hanekom after claims that he met the Economic Freedom (EFF) to discuss ways to oust former President Jacob Zuma from power.
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Msimang: Claims that Nyanda, Hanekom, Ramatlhodi were spies preposterous
Former President Jacob Zuma said that the three were apartheid agents while giving testimony at the state capture commission in July.
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ANC veterans 'concerned' over statements made by Magashule
Earlier this week, Ace Magashule labelled former minister and ANC NEC member Derek Hanekom a charlatan and a wedge driver.
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EWN Round-up: 5 stories you may have missed this week
These are the five most popular stories that made headlines on EWN this week.
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ANC NEC should prioritise response to Mkhwebane, not Hanekom – analyst
The NEC will on Friday hold a meeting to address critical issues facing the party.
