Malema Agrees Mkhwanazi Is “Condoning Nonsense” | KZN Violence & Cachalia's Court Plan

Julius Malema has reportedly responded “Absolutely” to a social media post accusing KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi of “condoning nonsense.” But what exactly did Mkhwanazi say that sparked such a divided reaction? In this episode, we examine the controversy surrounding Mkhwanazi's explanation of the violence that erupted in Durban after a South African demonstrator was allegedly assaulted by foreign nationals. As vehicles were torched, businesses vandalised and shops looted, March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma distanced her movement from the violent conduct. But questions remain about who is responsible for the destruction and whether protest organisers can distance themselves from criminal acts committed during demonstrations. Meanwhile, Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia has revealed that government is considering approaching the Constitutional Court for an adjustment to its asylum ruling, citing serious administrative challenges associated with implementation. Can the Constitutional Court vary its own order? Could government face legal consequences if it fails to comply? And how should South Africa balance constitutional obligations, immigration enforcement and public safety? We examine these three major developments, the political disagreements and the legal questions they raise. Subscribe to Rules and Rulers for independent political commentary, legal analysis and South African current affairs. #JuliusMalema #NhlanhlaMkhwanazi #FirozCachalia #JacintaNgobeseZuma #KZNProtests #MarchAndMarch #ConstitutionalCourt #SouthAfrica #EFF #ImmigrationSA #DurbanProtests **LEGAL DISCLAIMER:** This video is intended for news reporting, public-interest commentary and legal analysis. Allegations and disputed claims are presented as such and do not constitute findings of guilt. Opinions expressed are based on information available at the time of publication.