Former Joburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda is demanding an apology from City speaker Nobuhle Mthembu. His lawyers argue that Mthembu's recent media statements portrayed him as a criminal before any formal investigation or court ruling. Gwamanda claims this defamation violated his right to presumed innocence, a cornerstone of fair process. The legal team has urged Mthembu to retract her comments from interviews with major networks, which they argue painted a prejudiced image. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Anisa Mazimpaka, Al Jama-ah Gauteng Spokesperson

<p>Former Joburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda is demanding an apology from City speaker Nobuhle Mthembu. His lawyers argue that Mthembu's recent media statements portrayed him as a criminal before any formal investigation or court ruling. Gwamanda claims this defamation violated his right to presumed innocence, a cornerstone of fair process. The legal team has urged Mthembu to retract her comments from interviews with major networks, which they argue painted a prejudiced image. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Anisa Mazimpaka, Al Jama-ah Gauteng Spokesperson</p>

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