The Durban High Court issues a warning against the intimidation of journalists during the ongoing Govender trial. The court addresses people attending the proceedings after reports of threats directed at journalists outside the courtroom. In its remarks, the court cautions attendees not to interfere with media representatives covering the case. The warning is presented as a response to concerns that intimidation could undermine reporting and lawful court observation. The court’s intervention signals that it is treating the conduct of attendees seriously, particularly where it affects the safety and ability of journalists to do their work. Details of the specific threats and any investigations are not described in the available report. The court’s statement is made during a recent hearing session of the trial, with the purpose of setting expectations for respectful and lawful behaviour around court proceedings. The account reflects broader attention to maintaining order in and around court and ensuring that journalists are not targeted for their coverage of court matters.