Colin booysen
No threats were made by Modack in Grand Cafe matter - judge
Nafiz Modack and three others accused of extorting the business in 2017 were on Thursday acquitted on all the charges against them.
They were accused of having extorted the Grand Cafe in Table Bay harbour, demanding R90,000 from them for protection services.
Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen - who's the brother of alleged gang kingpin Jerome Booysen - and two others are accused of extorting the Grand Café out of R90,000 under the guise of event security in November 2017.
Controversial businessman Nafiz Modack and three others are accused of extorting the Grand Café out of R90,000 in November 2017.
Radley Dijkers on Monday testified against controversial businessman Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen and two others who were arrested in December 2017.
Controversial businessman Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen and two other underworld figures are accused of extorting cape town club and restaurant owners.
Shamiela Fisher spent a week covering the trial of 4 men accused of extortion and money laundering.
Booysen, who is also out on bail pending a trial related to murder, and three co-accused are on trial for allegedly running a protection racket in the city.
Radley Dijkers has been testifying in the extortion trial against Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen and two others in the Cape Town Regional Court.
Bradley Dijkers who was the brand manager at the Grande Cafe is testifying in the trial of Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen and two others.
The trial against Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen and two others kicked off in the Cape Town Regional Court on Monday.
Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen, Ashley Fields and Jacques Cronje are on trial in the Cape Town Regional Court. They have all pleaded not guilty to charges of extortion and money laundering.
Businessman Nafiz Modack and Colin Booysen, who is the brother of alleged gang kingpin, Jerome Booysen as well as two others will appear in the Cape Town Regional Court.
The man was involved in a shootout with the alleged leader of the ‘Sexy Boys’ at a Kuils River shopping centre on Tuesday, in which he was shot dead.
Police have confirmed a 42-year-old man was gunned down on Wednesday afternoon on Chestnut Road in Belhar.
The accused allegedly profited R90,000 from The Grand in Cape Town by forcing managers there to make use of their security.
It's alleged the men extorted and intimidated Cape Town restaurants and nightclubs into security contracts.
The lawyers who have been defending the five accused during the bail application have argued that the State does not have a prima facie case against the men.
Controversial businessman Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen and three others are appearing in the Cape Town Magistrates Court.