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Terror-accused Thulsie twins continue to wait for day in court
The case against terror-accused twins Brandon Lee and Tony Lee Thulsie is expected to return to the High Court in Johannesburg next month.
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Thulsie twins' case in process of being transferred to High Court
On Tuesday, the State added a new charge of fraud which was allegedly committed in the Free State where the pair unlawfully presented Lesotho passports under different names.
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Another charge added to Thulsie twins' case
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie were arrested at their homes in Johannesburg in July last year and accused of planning attacks on Jewish and American interests in the country.
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Thulsie twins to remain in custody as case postponed
The State applied for a three-month postponement in order to collect evidence from other countries‚ including the US‚ Britain‚ Kenya‚ Syria and Turkey.
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Gigaba: 2 Isis members tried to enter SA in December
It was also reported over the weekend that an Isis bomb maker was arrested at a Turkish airport while trying to travel to South Africa.
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US-led undercover operation secured evidence against Thulsie twins
The Hawks arrested the twins on suspicion they'd been plotting terrorist attacks against a US mission in Johannesburg.
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Thulsie twins linked to terror arrests in Britain, court hears
The State has said that terror arrests made in the UK in 2016 led to evidence which further implicates the Thulsie twins.
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Militant cells lying low in South Africa - Gigaba
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says the government knows about militant 'sleeper cells' in SA and has the situation under control.
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Thulsie twins expected to seek bail today
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie have been accused of plotting terror attacks.
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Thulsie twins’ bail application postponed to October
The Hawks arrested the pair on suspicion they were planning to bomb Jewish and US interest in SA.
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Thulsie twins expected to appear in court today
The twins' bail application has been delayed as their lawyer challenges the legality of their arrests.
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Thulsie twins' court challenge over arrest struck off roll
The presiding judge was very critical of the application, saying that the proper procedures were not followed.
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Court to hear urgent Thulsie twins' application
The defence team believes the twins' arrest was unlawful as police didn’t have warrants of arrest.
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Thulsie lawyer heads to high court after ‘lawful’ arrest ruling
The Thulsie twins’ lawyer will challenge an earlier ruling that the arrests of the 23-year-olds was lawful.
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Court rules Thulsie twins' arrest was lawful
The pair will remain in custody until Friday when a bail application is set to be heard.
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Court expected to rule on lawfulness of Thulsie twins' arrest
The twins' lawyers have argued that the police did not have sufficient evidence to arrest them.
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‘Thulsie twins never showed support for Islamic State’
The defence advocate says merely mentioning Islamic State’s name does not amount to support for it.
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Evidence prompted arrest of Thulsie twins, says investigating officer
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee are challenging the lawfulness of their arrests.
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Thulsie twins: Hawks detective expected to take the stand
The State will oppose an application to declare Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie’s arrest unlawful.
