Passports were allegedly transported from Gauteng and stamped at the border in exchange for payment
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Former acting national police commissioner Khomotso Phahlane and five co-accused will have to wait longer to face trial in the R54-million SAPS software corruption case after the matter was postponed in the High Court in Pretoria.
Defence witness, Thabiso Buthelezi is set to continue with his testimony in Meyiwa murder trial
Nine Zimbabwean nationals appeared in Gauteng courts after allegedly trying to leave South Africa to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war. They face charges under the Regulation of Foreign Military Assistance Act and remain in custody.
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