A South African court orders Musa Khawula to apologise to Julius Malema, or face up to 30 days in jail, according to reports. Khawula previously said on social media that he would not apologise for remarks he made about Malema and his wife. The Citizen reports that Khawula had stated that Malema would receive no apology from him. Mail & Guardian reports that Khawula had similarly insisted he would not apologise over comments suggesting Malema and his wife were headed for divorce. Both outlets describe the same dispute and indicate that the order is conditional: Khawula must issue the apology, failing which he faces incarceration. The coverage focuses on Khawula’s refusal to apologise in response to the earlier statements and the court’s subsequent directive setting out a jail term if he does not comply. The reports do not indicate any alternative resolution or further details about the legal basis for the order beyond the requirement to apologise.