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Cape Town [South Africa], January 30 (ANI/Sputnik): A man accused of starting a fire in South Africa's parliament, who also faces charges of terrorism, has confessed, media reported.
A man accused of starting a fire in South Africa parliament, who also faces charges of terrorism, has confessed, media reported.
The arsonist of South African Parliament used boxes, paper and petrol worth 10 rands, about 64 U.S. cents, to start the fire.
Parliament arson-accused Zandile Mafe says he intends to sue the state for wrongful arrest.
Parliament arson-accused Zandile Mafe says he intends to sue the State for wrongful arrest.