Ngizwe Mchunu

He made a brief appearance at the Randburg Magistrates' Court North of Johannesburg, where his trial was set to start. The trial has been postponed to the fifth ...

An emotional Mchunu also spoke about legal costs and asked for the matter to be finalized. [#NgizweMchunu]became emotional and asked to address the court when the state asked for a postponement of the case as the complainant is not available and is testifying in another matter. Mchunu is alleged to be one of the July unrest instigators.

The case against alleged July riots instigator Ngizwe Mchunu has been postponed to 5 December 2022 after a witness failed to appear in court.

If I may be arrested, may I be arrested now, not later than now; If I am guilty,” Mchunu pleaded with the magistrate. “I am pleading to you… The case was postponed again after a witness, a police officer who was supposed to take the stand, was unavailable because he was testifying in a separate trial and could not make it to court.

Ngizwe Mchunu shared his confidence that things will go well for him in court. Ngizwe is accused of inciting violence during the July unrest over Jacob ...

[postpone the case ](https://briefly.co.za/south-africa/141909-alleged-july-unrest-instigator-ngizwe-mchunu-emotional-plea-court-case-postponed/)to 5 December despite Ngizwe being on the verge of tears. You don't incite violence and come to court and cry." Njabulo Ncube was found guilty of housebreaking with intent to steal and theft. The DJ is not nervous as he has faith that justice will prevail. "They must be strong I have nothing to hide. [DailySun ](https://www.snl24.com/dailysun/celebs/ngizwe-i-have-nothing-to-hide-20221012)reports that [Ngizwe](https://www.instagram.com/ngizweonline/?hl=en) is confident everything will go well for him in [court](https://briefly.co.za/tag/court/).

The former Ukhozi FM radio personality has been charged with inciting violence during the unrest in 2021. Mchunu made a brief appearance in the Randburg ...

Ngizwe Mchunu's arrest came after the riots and looting that took place in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) and some parts of Gauteng after former president Jacob Zuma was ...

His supporters left their sticks and shields outside the courtroom when it was time to start proceedings. I am a noble South African citizen who never fought, nor was arrested before,” Ngizwe Mchunu was quoted as saying. If you want to arrest me, arrest me. In the end, I will be accused of disrespecting the court,” he said, adding that he had to sell his cows to cover expenses. Alleged July unrest instigator Ngizwe Mchunu cried in court as he explained how the case has negatively impacted him. Alleged July unrest instigator Ngizwe Mchunu reportedly cried in court as he explained how the case has negatively impacted him.

One of the alleged July unrest instigators, Ngziwe Mchunu, was emotional and teary-eyed in court after he learnt that his matter was being postponed again.

Mchunu says [ he and Madiba are the same, ](https://briefly.co.za/105754-haibo-ngizwe-mchunu-compares-himself-nelson-mandela-a-viral-video.html)following the challenges they faced as men. He also alleged that the many postponements are due to political interference, reports [News24](https://www.news24.com/news24/southafrica/news/july-unrest-tearful-alleged-instigator-ngizwe-mchunu-says-he-was-targeted-for-showing-support-for-zuma-20221012). The viral video clip is posted by @Mamlaba011 on Twitter. The former Ukhozi FM presenter was dressed in traditional isiZulu attire and was supported by many who filled the court pews. Mchunu, who is based in KwaZulu-Natal, explained that he might not be able to make it to court. "Ngizwe can cry all he wants.