Incase You Missed It: Here are all 12 of Suliman Carrim's bail conditions. #Carrim

Bail conditions are as follows:

Suliman Carrim released on R100 000 Bail. The Magistrates also read out the bail conditions for Suliman Carrim's release. See video in comments

BREAKING NEWS🚨🚨🚨 : Suliman Carrim GRANTED BAIL under strict conditions, I'm the Pretoria magistrates Court "Having weighed the interests of justice against the applicant's rights to personal freedom and the prejudice likely to arise from continued detention the court finds that the identified risks can be sufficiently addressed through appropriate bail conditions". #Carrim

BREAKING: The Magistrate in the the Suliman Carrim case has rejected the states attempt to introduce new Evidence in the matter

The State Argues that Suliman Carrim has a pending matter in Musina. It also argues that Suliman Carrim's wife has a number of properties that were not disclosed to the court. #Carrim

BREAKING: The State wants to bring more information regarding Suliman Carrim. The state admits that the court has closed the matter. The state says it is prudent. The Defense Is opposed to this new information or evidence been brought before the court. #Carrim

Another Issue that was raised by Ngizwe Mchunu's Bhinca Nation as well as Hlangana Mzansi was that of NGO's. "There are quite a number of issues that they've raised with us the issue of the number of Ngos across the country this Ngos who are operating illicit activities but also who are actually attacking the state." She further elaborates that that Minster of finance has introduced a Bill, aimed at closing loopholes that allow NGO's to receive funds for illicit activities. " There's a law that minister of finance under FATF has introduced in Parliament that actually is changing even the declarations of Ngos in the country so that we don't have this situation where money is being flown into Ngos where it end up leading to committing of crimes."

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Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Mmamoloko Kubayi, explains what was discussed in the meetings and the demands made. "Now part of the request from them is that they want to join this er court case but they do not have the legal means, in terms of how they can so we had to look whether government can come on board fund. We reached out to some of the legal sector their legal teams that have made themselves available as we talk to to them together with senior counsel that will provide the service to the community leaders pro Bono so that they can be able to join the legal case."

Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Mmamoloko Kubayi Explains the meeting between the IMC and Ngizwe Mchunu's Bhinca Nation and as well as Hlangana Mzansi "So today we agreed we received the request on Saturday we agreed to meet today. We couldn't have a full component of the IMC"

Ngizwe Mchunu joins the panel at the IMC on Migration media briefing. The IMC is chaired by Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development Mmamoloko Kubayi.

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R200 MILLION COCAINE SEIZURE AT OR TAMBO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT KEMPTON PARK, 25 October 2026; The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS), General Fannie Masemola, has commended a multidisciplinary team comprising the SAPS, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) Customs and the Border Management Authority (BMA) for intercepting five luggage bags containing 216 blocks of cocaine weighing approximately 250 kilograms, with an estimated street value of more than R200 million, at OR Tambo International Airport.

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BREAKING NEWS: Sibonelo Nomvalo, has been REMOVED as MKP SG. " following concerns relating to the councillor selection process, internal factionalism, matters concerning dual remuneration, delays in campaign materials, changes within the parliamentary caucus and parliamentary administration that were reportedly not communicated to the President, National Officials and the Presidency Collective, as well as the establishment of high-level deployment committees without the knowledge of the relevant Party leadership structures "

NORTH WEST BUSINESSMAN CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH ATTEMPTED THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLES Pretoria, 21 October 2026; The Commissions Recommendations Task Team (CRTT) has added a prominent North West businessman as an accused in connection with two cases involving attempted theft of motor vehicles, fraud and uttering. The cases emanate from an incident on 22 July 2026, when police members stationed at the Beitbridge border post in Musina intercepted two motor vehicles allegedly destined for Malawi. Two suspects were arrested and charged with attempted theft of motor vehicles, fraud and uttering. Preliminary investigations indicate that the vehicles were allegedly being transported from Mahikeng towards the Beitbridge border post for onward travel to Malawi. It is alleged that arrangements had been made to obtain bank authorisation documents to facilitate the legal cross-border movement of the vehicles. However, the required authorisation was allegedly not provided, and fraudulent bank documents were subsequently arranged. The circumstances surrounding the alleged use of fraudulent documentation and the intended movement of the vehicles across the border form part of the ongoing investigation. The two vehicles, which were still financed, were handed over to the bank. The two suspects remain in custody and are expected to appear before the Musina Regional Court on 27 October 2026. On 21 October 2026, the businessman was charged and added to the two existing cases. He is expected to make his first court appearance before the Musina Magistrate’s Court on 22 October 2026.