The Durban Magistrate’s Court has granted bail of R1,000 each to MaGolide Shinga and Malizo Dzanibe. However, Wandile Nsibande remains in custody while his bail matter is pending.
Bail Conditions
Shinga and Dzanibe must follow the conditions set by the court. They were each granted bail of R1,000.
Shinga told the court that he has four children. He also said he works as an occupational nurse and earns R15,000 a month.
He further told the court that Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma, leader of the March and March Movement, would pay his bail.
Why Nsibande Remains in Custody
Nsibande remains behind bars after his bail hearing was postponed. Reports from the court proceedings indicate that the State raised concerns about his parole status. The verification of the accused persons’ home addresses was also an issue.
However, the available information does not confirm that the court formally refused Nsibande bail. His position remains different from that of Shinga and Dzanibe, who were granted bail.
Further court proceedings are expected to clarify the next steps in Nsibande’s case.
