FeesMustFall student activist Mcebo Dlamini has now got a criminal record that puts an end to his legal career ambitions. Picture: Simphiwe Mbokazi/African News Agency(ANA)
The law graduate and former University of Witwatersrand SRC president was on Monday found guilty of public violence and slapped with a suspended sentence of two years and six months’ imprisonment.
Dlamini made the announcement of both his conviction and sentencing on social media. “Today marked the end of my legal career. The court found me guilty of public violence, thus me to two years and six months suspended sentence for five years.
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