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State seeks to opposes bail in Durban businessman’s criminal charges

SABC News South Africa ·

A Durban businessman will continue his bail application in the local magistrate’s court on Tuesday.

He is facing charges including human trafficking, kidnapping and sexual assault.

The court has ordered a temporary ban on publishing the businessman’s identity until he pleads.

Some witnesses at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry and Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee alleged criminality against the businessman.

The State is opposing bail.

It says the charges are linked to a raid at a property in Durban North in 2022.

X | @SABCNews | More arrests are believed to be imminent in the case relating to the April 2022 abduction and murder of businessman Emmanuel Mbense.

Mbense was allegedly tortured and murdered after being falsely linked to a crime, before his body was dumped in a dam. https://t.co/fbhaRNBPf9 pic.twitter.com/oVeIMSQtpw — SABC News (@SABCNews) August 20, 2026

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