Insurance murder-accused denied bail pending judgment

Tsametse, who had been on bail, was whisked away to maximum prison to await the verdict in June at the close of the trial. Tsametse’s fate was initially to be decided on October 12, however, because the State had not filed papers, a new date had to be set.

It was only in court last Thursday that the State filed papers and Ngwenya believed his client deserves bail for the delays. Letsididi would have none of it stating that having heard the case, the delay in filing was not reason enough to grant Tsametse bail. He would then set February 29 as the day a verdict would be delivered. According to court records, sometime in 2017, Tsametse to get startup cash for a cab business bought two identical Mmoloki Funeral Policies at the maximum benefit of P25,000 each.