Bellermine Mugabe court case set for  March 11 after power outage, two more charges added

By Agencies

JOHANNESBURG – Power outage at the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court delayed the case against Bellermine Mugabe and Tobias Matonhodze.

The pair made a brief court appearance on Thursday morning, but the case was postponed to 11 March due to electricity interruption.

Mugabe and Matonhodze are expected to face additional new charges.

Prosecutors have now added two counts of pointing a firearm and contravening the Immigration Act.

The charges stem from an alleged altercation inside Mugabe’s home in Hyde Park, Johannesburg.