Liciniso lelo Bhekiswako. Tindlu tiyabita kulamalanga. Kutawuba kuhle uma ungangibonisa ngempela kutsi utimisele Lesifo sisabalala ngematfonsi ematse (k.k uma ngabe umuntfu akhwehlela nobe atsimula, kantsi wena uphefumula lomuya labawukhwehlelele nobe labawutsimulele. Nanobe bakhwehlelela phasi kantsi wena uphefumula lomoya losedvute kungenteka ungenwe ngulesifo). Sonkhe siphila nebantfu labanetinkinga tekunatsa tjwala. Singatigucula kanjani tintfo Sidzinga kutsi sente tintfo tiphindze tibe ncono. Asifuni kutsi lomkhuba wenabe uze uyongena kubantfwana betfu? The hearing took place on 9 February 2016. At it, Zuma's counsel, Jeremy Gauntlett SC, made a series of major concessions, including that the Nkandla report was binding on Zuma, but asked the Court not to declare that Zuma had acted unconstitutionally. The issue was significant because such a declaration would be a basis for Zuma's impeachment. Zuma's strategy was perceived as an attempt to evade responsibility and throw his ministers under the bus. Minister Nhleko's legal team, in turn, said his "hands were tied" because he was following instructions from Zuma and the National Assembly. Only Speaker Baleka Mbete's counsel, Lindi Nkosi-Thomas SC, seriously disputed the EFF and DA's account of the facts and law, but was ultimately forced to capitulate and was widely mocked for her "bumbling" performance.