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HIGH COURT BATTLE: Moti Group vs amaBhungane
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Key Takeaways
Today, amaBhungane appear in the High Court to set aside the Moti Group’s unprecedented gag order against the #MotiFiles.
How did we get here? What is the case all about? Why is investigative journalism under threat if the Moti interdict stands?
To get a sense of the stakes, here are some useful summaries by AmaBhungane’s in-house lawyer Caroline James of the arguments being presented by the various parties:
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