Mafe: State seeks second opinion on mental health of al...
Eight months after the Parliament fire, the State will approach the Western Cape High Court about the mental state of suspected arsonist Zandile Mafe.
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Eight months after the Parliament fire, the State will approach the Western Cape High Court about the mental state of suspected arsonist Zandile Mafe.
Parliament arson-accused Zandile Mafe is on another hunger strike, his lawyer said after a dramatic no-show in the dock for his pre-trial hearing in the Western Cape High Court.
Mafe’s lawyer, Luvuyo Godla, indicated that the accused’s bail appeals are far from over and they could go to the Supreme Court of Appeal ‘at any time’ now.
The man accused of burning Parliament Zandile Mafe pulled a shocker after he refused to appear in court despite that he was in the holding cells of the court he was supposed to appear.
The man accused of setting fire to parliament refused to enter the courtroom for his first high court appearance on Friday.