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Nafiz Modack and his co-accused, Jacques Cronje and alleged corrupt Anti-Gang Unit Sergeant Ashley Tabisher, will hear whether they have been granted bail on 19 January 2022.

Sergeant Ashley Tabisher faces charges relating to an alleged corrupt relationship with purported underworld figure Nafiz Modack.

Pugnacious Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe has characteristically remained in the headlines while his troubles multiply. Pugnacious Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe has characteristically remained in the headlines.

Controversy surrounds the circumstances under which Anti-Gang Unit Sergeant Ashley Tabisher was released on R5,000 bail following an urgent application filed at the Western Cape High Court on Monday, 22 November. However, Tabisher’s relief was short-lived when the same court and presiding off...

There was high drama in the Charl Kinnear murder case over the surprise bail granted to Anti-Gang Unit member Ashley Tabisher as prison authorities would not release him. The bail order has since been rescinded.

Modack appeared in court alongside his murder co-accused Zane Killian, with police officers in tactical gear and armed with assault rifles stationed inside the courtroom.

Modack, alleged private investigator Zane Kilian and associate Ricardo Morgan have been charged with the assassination of Anti-Gang Unit Detective Charl Kinnear.

Jenni Evans The bail application of Nafiz Modack and five others on racketeering charges has been postponed again.   His laywer is bringing an application for the State to give him the finer details of the sprawling allegations against him.  The State is however holding its cards close to its chest saying these would only be available once the investigation wraps up.  The bail application of alleged Cape crime boss Nafiz Modack was mired in a flurry of paperwork demanding the finer details ...

Murder-accused and alleged underworld kingpin, Nafiz Modack, claims the 62 charges he faces, including murder and money laundering, are “vague and confusing”, and has demanded that the prosecution provide him with access to evidence.

Modack appeared in court alongside his murder co-accused Zane Killian, with police officers in tactical gear and armed with assault rifles stationed inside the courtroom.