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Iâm happy to see our justice system working as it should. Actions must have consequences, no matter who you are.
Too often, powerful people act like the law is only for ordinary citizens. They assume money, influence, or popularity can protect them forever.
But justice only matters when it applies equally â not just to the poor, the weak, or the unknown. It must reach everyone.
Today it may be Julius Malema. Tomorrow it could be even bigger criminals. That is how a real justice system should work.
No one is above the law. Not politicians. Not celebrities. Not the connected. No one.
If accountability is consistent, trust in the system grows. If it is selective, people lose faith.
South Africa needs justice without fear, favour, or exceptions.
The law must be respected because it is enforced equally.