Zuma-Sambudla stands accused of inciting public violence on social media in relation to the July 2021 unrest. Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla’s social media activity scrutinisedDuring Monday’s proceedings, Steynberg, a cybercrime expert, explained that there were several accounts on X, Facebook, and Instagram claiming to belong to Zuma-Sambudla. “It was rather widely publicised in the media,” Steynberg told the court. From that tea party up until 29 June, when Zuma was found guilty of contempt of court, Zuma-Sambudla’s posts increasingly sought support for her father. In a social media account; there are interactions and people respond,” he explained.