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SUSPENDED MP’S CASE ADJOURNED TO NOVEMBER 1, 2022 -TIMELINE GIVEN FOR SUBMISSION.

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The case involving the eight suspended opposition Members of Parliament seeking a conservatory order from a high court Judge has been adjourned to November 1st this year. More details in this report from Timeka Rodney.

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