And the State has now launched a bid to force the start of the trial, arguing in papers before the Pretoria High Court that 'justice delayed is justice denied'.
The latest delay comes at former crime intelligence head Richard Mdluli’s request, as he wants to try and review the SAPS decision not to foot his legal bills.
The former head of Crime Intelligence and two others, former South African Police Service supply chain manager Heine Barnard, as well as chief financial officer, Solomon Lazarus, are facing charges of corruption, fraud, and theft.
Mdluli, along with former supply chain manager Heine Barnard and ex-state security CFO Solomon Lazarus are facing corruption, fraud and theft charges committed when they were at head of crime intelligence.
Mdluli and two of his co-accused are facing charges of fraud, theft, and corruption for looting the Crime Intelligence's secret slush secret fund.
This comes after his co-accused, Heine Barnard and Solomon Lazarus, appeared on charges of corruption, fraud and theft. The charges are related to the allegation of gross abuse of the police intelligence slush fund.
Ipid said all it knew was that he was unwell, but a full explanation was given to the judge.
His co-accused Heine Barnard and Solomon Lazarus appeared briefly in court and the case was postponed to 8 February 20201 and referred to the Pretoria High Court.
The case relates to the 1999 murder of Oupa Ramogibe, who allegedly had an affair with Richard Mdluli’s wife, Tshidi Buthelezi.
The organisation had over the years launched a series of legal challenges against the former Crime Intelligence boss.
The case relates to the 1999 murder of Oupa Ramogibe, who allegedly had an affair with Mdluli's wife, Tshidi Buthelezi.
Richard Mdluli and Ntuli were found guilty of kidnapping, common assault and assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
NPA head Shamila Batoyi confirmed to the national broadcaster that the de-classification of crucial documents after more than a decade will enable them to charge Mdluli.
Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng pointed out that the constitutionality of the law had changed following a ruling last month.
Colonel Dhanajaya Naidoo wrapped up his testimony at the state capture commission of inquiry on Wednesday.
This was the evidence of Colonel Dhanajaya Naidoo at the hearings where he was testifying via an audio link in order to protect his identity.
The colonel has described how the unit’s secret service account was looted by Mdluli and other senior officers.
Whistleblower Dhanajaya Naidoo told the inquiry that seven members of Richard Mdluli's family were rarely at the office but were paid.
