Krejcir's prison rights application postponed to September

Radovan Krejcir’s application challenging delays in his court matters and alleged human rights violations in prison has been postponed to 16 September.

The application was partly heard at the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Palm Ridge. It relates to a 2013 fraud and money laundering case.

Krejcir, who is serving a 35-year sentence at Kgosi Mampuru Correctional Centre in Pretoria, argued that the Department of Correctional Services violated his constitutional rights. He said he was deprived of chronic medication and meals meeting his dietary needs despite expert reports.

The Czech fugitive told the court that these issues contributed to repeated delays in his matters. He began arguing the Section 342A application despite not feeling well.

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The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry has reserved judgment on North West businessman Suliman Carrim’s application to postpone his testimony. The ruling will be delivered on a date still to be announced. Evidence leader Advocate Adila Hassim SC opposed the application and presented data on Carrim’s movements.

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The Constitutional Court has ruled that procedural delays cannot be used to reject asylum applications, ensuring all claims are evaluated on their merits.

The High Court in Polokwane adjourned a trial-within-trial on the admissibility of a confession statement to Thursday. Pig farmer Zacharia Olivier and co-accused William Musora face charges over the 2024 murders of two women.

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The Alexandra Magistrates’ Court has struck the fraud case against Johannesburg Development Agency chief executive Themba Mathibe from the roll. Prosecutors had sought more time to complete investigations but the court declined the request on 2 June. The National Prosecuting Authority says it plans to re-enrol the matter once inquiries are finalised.

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