Earlier this month the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture, Corruption and Fraud in the Public Sector including Organs of State, better known as the Zondo Commission or State Capture Commission released its first of three reports.

The Mogwase Magistrates’ Court postponed the case against Oupa Nkele(41) to 17 January 2022 for the Legal Aid consultation and a possible bail application. Nkele’s Legal Aid attorney requested the court for a postponement to conduct proper consultation with him, and the state did not oppose this request. He is charged with attempted murder and rape. 

The Vryburg Magistrates’ Court postponed a case against Sibongile Dube(35) to 17 January 2022 for bail application and further investigations. His court appearance originates from his arrest on 09 January 2022, when he was caught smashing the Vryburg Magistrates Court windows. He is charged with malicious damage to property. 

The Taung Magistrates’ Court denied bail to two suspects Rebaone Malekanyo (32) and Tumelo Tlonkwe (31), and their case was postponed to 24 February 2022 for further investigations. In passing this judgement, the magistrate agreed with the state’s sentiment that it is in the interest of justice for the duo to remain in custody until the matter is concluded. The pair are charged with assault to cause grievous bodily harm and police are also investigating a case of kidnapping and murder. 

Earlier today, Azwidohwi Enoch Ndou, a 52 year old nurse, appeared in Malamulele Magistrates' Court on charges of killing seven family members at Jimmy Jones Village in the Malamulele area On Christmas Day 25 December 2021. 

It is alleged that Ndou went on a killing spree on Saturday morning as the family members were fighting for a stand that belongs to their father.

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