The bail conditions of Madoda Johannes Sibanyoni and three co-accused in an extortion and money laundering case have been relaxed.
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Sibanyoni and co-accused granted relaxed bail conditions
The Delmas Magistrate’s Court has relaxed the bail conditions of Madoda Johannes Sibanyoni and three co-accused in an extortion and money laundering case, with the matter postponed to April 2027 for further investigations.
The bail conditions of Madoda Johannes Sibanyoni and three co-accused in an extortion and money laundering case have been relaxed by the Delmas Magistrate’s Court.
The four accused, including an entity linked to accused number one, appeared before the court on Tuesday, where their legal representatives applied for the relaxation of their bail conditions.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)’s national spokesperson, Kaizer Kganyago, said in a statement they did not oppose the application.
The court granted the application and ordered the accused to report to their respective local police stations and sign once a month.
The matter was postponed to 20 April 2027 for further investigations.
All four accused are out on bail of R70,000 each and face one count of extortion and two counts of money laundering.
