It is set to be another tough week for ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema.
The sheriff of the court is expected to seize some of his assets on Monday after he failed to pay R50,000 to anti-women’s abuse group, People Opposing Women Abuse POWA, as ordered by the Equality Court.
Malema was found guilty of hate speech earlier this year, following comments he made about the woman who accused President Jacob Zuma of rape.
Malema has told Eyewitness News no sheriff will be allowed to take his belongings.
He would not let himself be recorded and declined to comment on whether he will be at his house on Monday when court officials arrive to attach his property.
The Equality Court ordered Malema to publicly apologise for saying the woman who accused President Zuma of rape, had enjoyed herself.
His lawyer Tumi Makoena has said last week that Malema has filed for a stay of the warrant, until his appeal has been heard by the high court.
