Thulsie twins
Thulsie twins convicted and sentenced following plea deal with State
In the deal, the brothers pleaded guilty to some of the terror-related charges against them and were handed eight years and eleven years imprisonment...
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Thulsie twins sentenced after entering into a plea deal with State
Brendon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie have been handed eight years and eleven years in prison respectively after Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng upheld the plea and sentence deal with the State in the terror case against the brothers.
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Six years after arrest, trial against terror-accused Thulsie twins to begin
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie have been in custody since they were arrested in 2016 on terrorism charges relating to allegations that they were linked to the jihadist group, Islamic State.
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Thulsie twins case postponed to Tuesday for media broadcasting application
The twins are accused of planning to bomb the US Embassy, the UK High Commission and Jewish institutions in South Africa, among others.
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Terror accused Thulsie twins expected back in court
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie were arrested in 2016 after they were suspected of planning attacks on Jewish and American interests in South Africa.
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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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3-year case against terror-accused Thulsie twins delayed yet again
The brothers were arrested in July 2016 after being accused of planning attacks on Jewish and American interests in South Africa.
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Terror accused Thulsie twins to return to court
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie were arrested in July 2016 on terror-related charges after being accused of planning attacks on Jewish and American interests in South Africa.
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Thulsie twins' case postponed again
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie were arrested almost two years ago after being accused of planning attacks on Jewish and American interests in South Africa.
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Inclusion of Thulsie twins on US terror watch list a ‘violation of due process’
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie were arrested last year in Johannesburg on terror-related charges.
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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.
