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Zolani Tete murder: State accused of ‘maliciously smuggling’ new evidence as bail ruling delayed

Zolani Tete murder: State accused of ‘maliciously smuggling’ new evidence as bail ruling delayed

By GhanaSummary NewsroomSouth Africa

State produces firearms report State prosecutor Thango Pangalele told the court that investigators had received a ballistics report concerning two firearms seized from alleged hitmen Siphesihle Kolisa and Athandwa Gangala when they were arrested.

A new ballistics report has put a hold on the bail ruling for two men accused of playing a role in the murder of former boxing champion Zolani Tete.

The state introduced a ballistics report in court on Monday.

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