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The National Prosecuting Authority says the case of EFF leader Julius Malema and his co-accused Adriaan Snyman will be postponed on Friday in an East London court to the 16th of July.
The NPA says in a statement that the matter will be postponed due to Level 4 lockdown regulations which prohibit inter-provincial travelling except for essential services.
Malema and Snyman reside outside of the Eastern Cape.
The two accused face five charges in relation to Malema's alleged discharging of a rifle at Mdantsane in 2018 as the EFF was celebrating its 5th birthday anniversary.
