After the Randurg Master’s Court postponed his work on Wednesday, the controversial blogger Musa Khawula will be behind the sticks.
The 43-year-old blogger, the 2020 cyber’s speech faces the charges by the charges of the charges of the 2020 cyber crimes.
The controversial blogger stays behind Moses Khawula bars
At the recent hearing, Musa Khawula’s legal group raised concerns about the missing mobile phone.
According to Musa Khawula’s legal representative, Nkwang Ofse should receive information for the defense.
‘We would like to get important information about the protection of Moses Khawula’s phone,’ said Nkgwang.
But his work was rescheduled to be tried April 9 and 10. Musa Khawula will be imprisoned until the next hearing.
The blogger also drew another court on top trends. As he sat like his last court, he kissed in the media after the partner was asked to stop.
His last court appeared, on October 2024, the workman was all about tweets allegedly about Ze Nxumalo.
Unable to appear in court, and the former Miss South African Tamaryn Green and businessman husband Husi Ze Nxumalo remember X articles.
Last year, Moses Khawula drew a shock when Ze claimed that he had cheated on his pregnant wife.
Attempted the crime and careless driving case
Surprisingly, this week was the second trial this week after the Fochville Masterrat Court appeared for a different case.
The crime is charged with charges in this issue, which is neglected by the trial, careless driving attempts, haste driver and help or the accident.
These allegations are related to a vehicle accident near Mponeng Mina in February 2021.
There is a rumor mill hit Musa Khawula and participated in the runway. After the incident, the wounded abandoned the abandoned road, only to help another driver.
To make headings
At the beginning of this month, when behind the sticks, he made the headlines when he shared a number of tweets, and many thought that many were entering a phone while in prison.
It turned out that they were investigated if sent to the incident, while reforming services and bars were sent.
“I asked us around. We will have to check if the person was kept and entered a mobile phone,” he said.
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