The alleged movement of two ABSA Bank-owned vehicles across the Beitbridge border is at the centre of North West businessman Carrim Suliman’s latest court appearance.
Suliman is back at the Musina Magistrate’s Court for his bail application following his arrest in connection with the alleged attempted theft of the vehicles and the use of fraudulent documents to facilitate their transportation.
The case dates back to July, when police intercepted two vehicles at the Beitbridge Border Post. The vehicles were reportedly being transported from Mahikeng in the North West to Malawi.
Suliman was also expected to face an additional charge relating to an alleged contravention of the Immigration Act for reportedly employing a foreign national illegally.
His co-accused, Malawian nationals Mike Phiri Mussa and Ibrahim Zakes, were also arrested in connection with the case.
The court is expected to consider whether Suliman should be released on bail while the case proceeds.
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