>>/84449/ > 1:27:27 – “The choices we as citizens make in the next 2 years will determine our destiny Janusz Walus Parole | Chris Hani's wife Limpho Hani reacts – “The EFF says there will be serious consequences and repercussions if Janusz Walus is indeed released from prison” https://youtube.com/watch?v=TcqMUSzFirw 4:29 – “Come to me after 2 years. Karma exists. All of them there sitting there from Zondo downwards. This judgement is diabolical… Let me give you free information. If my husband was not killed, we would never had elections. Mandela, after my husband was murdered, said to De Klerk, for us to stop this, give us an election date. That is how Zondo and his friends today are sitting in this court.” “‘He must remain in prison until death’: EFF on Janusz Walus” https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/eff-on-constitutional-court-decision-janusz-walus-22-november-2022/ 22-11-2022 07:50 The EFF says there will be serious consequences and repercussions if Janusz Walus is indeed released from prison. The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has slammed the Constitutional Court’s decision to grant Janusz Walus parole saying he must remain in prison until he dies. On Monday, 21 November the Apex Court found that the decision by Justice Minister Ronald Lamola to deny Walus parole in 2020 was irrational and ordered that he be released on parole within ten days. EFF SLAMS JANUSZ WALUS PAROLE Janusz Walus, a Polish national, assassinated Hani outside his Boksburg home, shooting him four times on Easter Saturday 10 April 1993, on the eve of South Africa’s transition to democracy in 1994. The freedom fighter was declared dead at the scene. Following an investigation Walus was then arrested and sentenced to death. However that was later changed to life imprisonment after South Africa abolished the death penalty. The EFF said the Constitutional Court undermined the sensitivities of South Africans and will invoke instability in the country, adding that Walus cannot be forgiven. The party said there has been no resolution between Walus and the Hani family which has consistently opposed his release due to the trauma they suffered. “It is a betrayal of all combatants who fought the forces of apartheid and colonialism and has reduced the Constitutional Court to an instrument that reinforces white supremacy and disrespects the memory of an icon,” the party said. The EFF further said that there will be serious consequences and repercussions and the Constitutional Court will take responsibility over what will happen if Walus is released from prison. Meanwhile, Chris Hani’s widow, Limpho, also slammed the Constitutional Court’s decision saying it is diabolical. Speaking outside the court, Limpho couldn’t hide her anger and said that her family was never consulted on the decision. He also slammed Chief Justice Raymond Zondo saying he couldn’t be bothered. The SACP also expressed disappointment with the decision and said the judgment has far-reaching implications that compel them to analyse it deeper and look for a new way forward under the circumstances. https://www.msn.com/en-za/news/other/constitutional-court-orders-release-of-chris-hani-e2-80-99s-killer-janusz-walus-on-parole/ar-AA14omNL Chief Justice Raymond Zondo yesterday ordered Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola to take all the necessary steps to place Walus on parole within 10 days of the judgment. He left the conditions of parole to the minister to decide. It is not clear at this stage whether the minister will allow Walus to return to Poland, his country of origin. Walus has previously said that once released, he would like to return home.