Land Party leader considers legal action over AfriForum-funded Hermanus documentary
Land Party leader Gcobani Ndzongana says he was misled into appearing in Stolen Ground: The Hermanus Story and has withdrawn consent for the use of his contribution. AfriForum says it sponsored, but did not produce, the documentary.
Land Party leader Gcobani Ndzongana is considering legal action against a documentary funded by AfriForum, alleging he was misled into participating and coerced into accepting the film despite his opposition to the organization. Ndzongana withdrew his consent for his interview, image, and related materials to be used in "Stolen Ground: The Hermanus Story," scheduled for release.
He claims AfriForum has a history of attempting his assassination and wants to use the documentary to promote claims of white genocide and land seizures in South Africa. AfriForum's CEO, Kallie Kriel, stated that the organization merely sponsored the production and is not responsible for the documentary's content.
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