Politics around the globe

Media needs solidarity and sense as Moti Group’s spin war continues

Published on Luglio 4, 2023

Last month, after the court heard amaBhungane’s application to have the ex parte order set aside, Zunaid Moti threatened, in a clip posted on Twitter, to bankrupt amaBhungane through litigation. (Photo: Instagram)

Despite a high court loss, the conglomerate has threatened further litigation against amaBhungane and suggested it can out-money the media group

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