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Celebrity bodyguard granted bail in Fort Hare fraud saga - Vimarsana News

Celebrity bodyguard granted bail in Fort Hare fraud saga

Celebrity bodyguard, Anwar Khan was granted bail of R200 000 in the Dimbaza Magistrate's Court, in the Eastern Cape on Friday.

UFH case: AKA's ex-bodyguard granted sizeable R200k bail, must report to police daily - Vimarsana News

UFH case: AKA's ex-bodyguard granted sizeable R200k bail, must report to police daily

Former NPA risk specialist Terrence Joubert was denied bail altogether as the court believed he might interfere with investigations.

University of Fort Hare corruption case: AKA bodyguard out on R200k bail - Vimarsana News

University of Fort Hare corruption case: AKA bodyguard out on R200k bail

The Alice magistrate’s court, sitting in Dimbaza, on Friday denied bail for Terrence Joubert in the R172m University of Fort Hare (UFH) fraud and corruption case.

State to oppose bail for AKA's bodyguard in Fort Hare case - Vimarsana News

State to oppose bail for AKA's bodyguard in Fort Hare case

The state is opposing the release on bail of late rapper Kiernan AKA Forbes’ bodyguard, Anwar Khan, and another businessman in the case involving alleged fraud at the University of Fort Hare. Senior prosecutor advocate Mduduzi Mzila said that reasons for refusing to release Khan and civil servant turned businessman Terrence Joubert would be provided on Friday when their bail application was heard in the Dimbaza magistrate’s court.

10 UFH accused each released on R50 000 bail - Vimarsana News

10 UFH accused each released on R50 000 bail

The 10 accused were released on R50 000 bail, had to surrender their passports and must report to their nearest police station every Wednesday.