ACT confirms Magashule sent message of support to former PA Cholata
Bernadette Wicks
12 August 2024 | 10:56Moroadi Cholata was meant to be a State witness in the case against Magashule, but she backtracked on the agreement, leading to her extradition from the United States to stand trial.
JOHANNESBURG - The African Congress for Transformation (ACT) has confirmed its leader, Ace Magashule, sent a message of support to his former PA, encouraging her to “stay strong”.
Moroadi Cholata was meant to be a State witness in the case against Magashule, but she backtracked on the agreement, leading to her extradition from the United States to stand trial.
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Magashule now leads the ACT, which has slammed what they’ve described as her “Hollywood-style” arrest.
“Magashule sent her his support through the lawyers for Moroadi to stay strong and also noting the fact that they wanted just to intimidate her and cause fear so that - they hope - she will change and be the State’s witness.”
[IN PICTURES] Cholota, who landed on home soil last Thursday after being extradited from the USA, smiles and greets her family as they arrive in court. @Alpha_Mero25 pic.twitter.com/yVFXyMGWUn
— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) August 12, 2024
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