Celebrity bodyguard raked in R60m in Fort Hare looting
Celebrity bodyguard Anwar Khan was allegedly the biggest beneficiary in the looting frenzy at the University of Fort Hare, scoring more than R60m in six months for deploying five guards.
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Celebrity bodyguard Anwar Khan was allegedly the biggest beneficiary in the looting frenzy at the University of Fort Hare, scoring more than R60m in six months for deploying five guards.
The 15 accused, arrested for running an alleged criminal enterprise aiming to defraud the University of Fort Hare, appeared in court last week.
The work of an alleged syndicate at the University of Fort Hare is unmasked as the State’s case becomes clearer.
The group of people accused of defrauding the University of Fort Hare out of millions of rand has failed in a bid to have the charges dismissed. The 15 accused on Wednesday brought their application in the Alice magistrate’s court, sitting in Dimbaza, asking that the matter be struck off the roll, citing jurisdiction.
There could be further arrests in the ongoing saga of violence and corruption at the University of Fort Hare, after an additional 15 people were taken into custody over the Easter weekend, bringing the total number of suspects to 25.