The prosecution in ANC Youth League president Julius Malema's mitigation hearing have argued that he should be expelled from the party.
Sapa reports that the prosecution stated last week that Malema should be expelled from the ruling party, because he had shown no remorse for his comments and actions.
Malema argued in mitigation that statements made leading to his suspension, were not his personal views, but that of the ANCYL's national executive committee.
Earlier this month, the ANC's appeals committee announced that attempts by Malema, league spokesperson, Floyd Shivambu, and four other ANCYL officials to have the guilty verdicts against them overturned, had been dismissed.
They were found guilty in November last year of bringing the ANC into disrepute and of sowing division in the party.
