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Trio linked to WC top cop Kinnear’s murder to start bail bid on Friday A new magistrate has been assigned the case after Magistrate Abram Mashala was wounded in a shooting last week. Alleged crime underworld figure Nafiz Modack (L) and Zane Kilian (C) in court on 14 May 2021. Picture: Kevin Brandt/Eyewitness News. 6 days ago CAPE TOWN - Three men linked to the assassination of Western Cape detective Charl...

Magistrate in Modack case to get additional security following shooting Delft based lieutenant colonel Koliswa Vani was killed in the same shooting at a carwash in Mfuleni on Sunday. FILE: Nafiz Modack in court on 17 January 2018. Picture: Kevin Brandt/Eyewitness News. 5 hours ago CAPE TOWN - The magistrate presiding over a case against alleged crime boss Nafiz Modack could get additional security after he w...

Modack charged with Kinnear murder 14 May 2021 There was a heavy police presence outside the Blue Downs magistrates court on Friday morning as alleged underworld king-pin Nafiz Modack and his co-accused appeared to apply for bail. (Photo by David Harrison/M&G) Modack now joins Zane Kilian in facing the charge of murder of Kinnear.  The five other accused in the high profile case are Jacques Cronjé, Ricardo Morgan, Jenick Adonis, Amaal Jantjies, and police officer Ashley Tabisher.  The charg...

Nafiz Modack charged with murder of top detective Charl Kinnear 14 May 2021 - 14:20 Nafiz Modack — wearing a leather jacket and sunglasses, standing third from right — after an earlier court appearance in Gauteng along with his bodyguards and associates. File photo. Image: Nafiz Modack Alleged underworld boss Nafiz Modack has been charged with the murder of anti-gang unit officer Lt-Col Charl Kinnear. Modack appeared in the Blue Downs regional court on Friday. He fa...

Initially, former rugby player Zane Kilian was the sole accused arrested shortly after the murder of Kinnear on 18 September 2020. On Friday, 14 May, Modack, appearing in the Blue Downs regional court, was added to the charge sheet. Modack will now appear alongside Kilian, Jacques Cronje, Ricardo Anthony Morgan, Janick Adonis, Amaal Jantjies and Ashley Tabisher in a consolidated indictment handed to the court.   The indictment consists of 62 charges and is a combined summary of incidents rela...

Nafiz Modack and Zane Kilian officially charged with murder of AGU’s Charl Kinnear By Genevieve Serra Share Cape Town - Alleged underworld figure Nafiz Modack and former rugby player Zane Kilian have now officially been charged with the murder and conspiracy to commit murder of Anti-Gang Unit Commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Charl Kinnear. Ricardo Morgan was named as the third accused in a Hawks statement. Morgan was granted R50 000 bail while Modack and Killian will remain behind bars. Mod...

So-called "Blaine Amendments” in the constitutions of 36 states, including South Carolina, are named after Sen. James G. Blaine of Maine, the Republican nominee for president in 1884, seen here in an undated photo. The amendments prohibit the distribution of any government funds to “sectarian” schools. (Photo: Corbis/Getty Images) Commentary By John G. Malcolm is the vice president of the Institute for Constitutional Government and director of the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judi...

With American education turned upside down during the pandemic, the South Carolina Supreme Court barred Gov. Henry McMaster from distributing any of the funds that the state had received under the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act to private and religious schools. 

Health of alleged underworld kingpin Nafiz Modack suffering in detention, court hears Share Cape Town - Alleged underworld kingpin and controversial businessman Nafiz Modack and a police officer attached to the Anti-Gang Unit (AGU) Sergeant Ashley Tabisher appeared in the Bishop Lavis Magistrate’s Court on Monday. In a brief appearance, the accused were set to bring forth a formal bail application, but counsels from both the State and the defence agreed to have the matter moved to the Blue...

The injunction would temporarily prevent South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster from spending some of his COVID-19 aid money while the lawsuit continues.