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Alleged Free Zuma unrest instigator granted bail

30 August 2021, 8:03 PM  |
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Demonstrators loot a shopping centre during protests following the imprisonment of former South Africa President Jacob Zuma, in Katlehong, South Africa, July 12, 2021.

Demonstrators loot a shopping centre during protests following the imprisonment of former South Africa President Jacob Zuma, in Katlehong, South Africa, July 12, 2021.

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Demonstrators loot a shopping centre during protests following the imprisonment of former South Africa President Jacob Zuma, in Katlehong, South Africa, July 12, 2021.

A 36-year-old suspect who is facing charges of inciting public violence related to last month’s lootings has been granted R3 000 bail. Zamaswazi Zinhle Majozi appeared briefly at the Germiston Magistrate’s Court, east of Johannesburg.

Majozi was arrested over the weekend at her Leondale homme east of Johannesburg.

Majozi, better known as Sphithiphithi Evaluator, is a mother of two and is still breastfeeding one of her children. She was arrested over a series of social media posts.

However, the police say they cannot divulge which posts as they form part of ongoing investigations. The state was not opposed to bail, however, rejected the fine option as her lawyers stated, she has a catering company that has not been doing well.

Case of an alleged unrest instigator postponed:

There is no case against this lady, simply acts of intimidation: Carl Niehaus:

The court has released her on R3 000 bail and postponed the case to 18 October for further investigations.

Zamaswazi Majozi (alleged to be Shithiphithi Evaluator on Twitter) granted R3000 bail:

 

Meanwhile, Hawks Spokesperson Katlego Mogale has refuted claims that those arrested are targeted because they are Zuma supporters.

The case of a 35-year-old man accused of involvement in inciting the violence that led to the looting and destruction of the Brookside Mall in Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal has been postponed to Monday next week. The man who was arrested at the weekend appeared briefly in the local magistrate’s court. He faces two charges of contravening the Riotous Assemblies Act.

These include inciting public violence and inciting arson.

The charges relate to the incidences of looting and public violence that occurred in KwaZulu-Natal last month, in particular, the burning of the mall. The appearance was held on camera because an identity parade had not yet been conducted.

The National Prosecuting Authority’s provincial Spokesperson Natasha Kara says, “A 35-year-old man appeared in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate’s Court. The appearance was held on camera due to an identity parade that is yet to be conducted. The matter was postponed to 06 September 2021 for bail investigation.”

 

 

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