The Ganyesa Magistrates’ Court postponed the case against Kitso Ben Jood(55), to 30 June 2022, for bail application. Eleven of his co-accused were granted R6000 bail and they will reappear in court on 28 July 2022, as the matter was postponed for further investigations. The twelve suspects are facing charges of kidnapping, arson and murder, of three men in Morokweng.
The Rustenburg Regional Court postponed the case against Betty Diale(52), to 04 August 2022, for pre-trial conferencing. She is out on a warning and has been warned not to interfere with the state witnesses. She is facing six charges of theft, amounting to approximately R700 000.00, allegedly stolen from the Road Accident Fund(RAF) claimants.
The High Court of South Africa; North West Division, sitting at the Ga-Rankuwa Regional Court, sentenced Odirile Figland (27), to two life terms on two counts of murder and a cumulative 85 years for other serious offences. He was convicted on two counts of murder, one of attempted murder, two of unlawful possession of a firearm, two of unlawful possession of ammunition, one of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm and one of housebreaking with intent to commit an offence.
The High Court of South Africa; North West Division, sitting at the Ga-Rankuwa Regional Court, sentenced Lesley Tsholofelo Mabalane(47), to 25 years for murder and a further 10 years for robbery with aggravating circumstances. The court ordered the sentence to run concurrently. The matter relates to an incident that happened in Mabopane in October 2017, when Mabalane went to the house of Tlhomelang Selina Mmule, who was his lover and demanded to speak to her.
A couple, Ruvanya Ramiah(31) and Ayush Rambally(32) pleaded guilty to fraud and theft respectively, in the Durban Specialised Commercial Crimes Court yesterday. Ramiah pleaded guilty to 354 counts of fraud, amounting to over R12 million, while Rambally pleaded guilty to 79 counts of theft, amounting to approximately R1.7 million.
The Specialised Commercial Crimes Court (SCCC) in Kimberley, has dismissed the Section 174 Application brought by Dr Dion Theys. Section 174 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977, involves the right of an accused to be discharged from the offence, he has allegedly committed where, at the close of the State’s case, there is no evidence on which the court may draw the accused to the charge.
A taxi boss, Vusi Reginald Mathibela (36), known as Vusi Khekhe, Sipho Patrick Hudla (40), Matamela Robert Mutapa (46) and Bongani Paul Khumalo (48), were convicted by the Pretoria High Court for killing a businessman Wandile Bozwana. All the accused were found guilty an of premeditated murder, attempted murder, possession of a firearm and possession of ammunition
The Specialised Commercial Crimes Court (SCCC) in Kimberley, has dismissed the Section 174 Application brought by Dr Dion Theys. Section 174 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977, involves the right of an accused to be discharged from the offence, he has allegedly committed where, at the close of the State’s case, there is no evidence on which the court may draw the accused to the charge.