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Struggle songs are not meant as literal engagement and are not intended to incite violence, EFF leader Julius Malema told the Equality Court on Thursday.

The streets surrounding the South Gauteng High Court in central Johannesburg were closed off to traffic on Wednesday morning as EFF leader Julius Malema appeared before the Equality Court for alleged hate speech and incitement.

AfriForum wants Malema, the EFF and MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi to apologise and pay damages for allegedly singing the controversial song.

AfriForum wants Malema, the EFF and MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi to apologise and pay damages for allegedly singing the controversial song.

AfriForum's civil case against the EFF continues in court.

The second day of the AfriForum vs EFF members court case for singing “kill the Boer” resumed in the Gauteng high court in Johannesburg on Tuesday morning.

The second day of the AfriForum vs EFF members court case for singing “kill the Boer” resumed in the Gauteng high court in Johannesburg on Tuesday morning.

The renewed hate speech legal battle between the EFF and AfriForum is set for an open trial before the Equality Court in Johannesburg over the refusal by the Red Berets to forego the use of anti-apartheid song Shoot the Boer at its gatherings.

AfriForum wants the EFF and its leaders to apologise publicly and pay damages for singing the anti-apartheid song 'Dubul' ibhunu', which translates to 'shoot the Boer', on different occasions.

AfriForum wants the EFF and its leaders to apologise publicly and pay damages for singing the anti-apartheid song 'Dubul' ibhunu', which translates to 'shoot the Boer', on different occasions.