A joint sting operation by law enforcement led to the arrest of five suspects for their alleged involvement in the killing of an off-duty Gauteng police sergeant, Siyabonga Enoch Shabalala.
Politician Bruce Nimmerhoudt accused of terrorism to know on Friday if he will get bail
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Johannesburg - Patriotic Alliance West Rand leader Bruce Nimmerhoudt, accused of terrorism, will know on Friday whether he will be released on bail or not in the Roodepoort Magistrate’s Court.
While Magistrate Annelie Africa is expected to deliver her verdict, Nimmerhouldt’s supporters have staged protests’ action in his hometown of Toekomsrus in Randfontein demanding his release on bail.
His supporters, who included member of his political party, were adamant that the charges under the Terrorism and Related Activities Act and of inciting violence were a fabrication by his political opponents, who allegedly want to scupper his plans to become a mayor in one of the West Rand’s three municipalities.
Ntombikayise Sibeko and Sindiswa Buthelezi In another incident, an 18-year-old will appear in the Boksburg Magistrate’s Court on March 30 in connection with the murder of a 54-year-old man. Picture for illustration purposes. Picture: iStock
The teenage son made a brief appearance in the Ladysmith Magistrate’s Court on Monday (March 8), where the case was remanded until March 15 for a formal bail application.
A case of murder is currently being investigated.
In another incident, an 18-year-old will appear in the Boksburg Magistrate’s Court on March 30 in connection with the murder of a 54-year-old man whose body was found in a shallow grave at his house in Windmill Park.
Senzo murder mastermind still out there, says Gerrie Nel
By Manyane Manyane
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Johannesburg - The five suspects linked to the murder of Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa will start their trial in October 15, but AfriForumâs private prosecution unit is disappointed that the mastermind behind the killing is still not arrested.
AfriForumâs private prosecutor Gerrie Nel said he didnât understand why the mastermind behind the killing has still not been arrested and prosecuted.
AfriForum represents the Meyiwa Family in the case against Muzikawulahlelwa Sibiya, Bongani Ntanzi, Mthobisi Mncube, Mthokosizi Maphisa and Sifosokuhle Ntuli, who are allegedly involved in the footballerâs murder.