Sentencing proceedings in the case against the man known as Mamelodi’s Number 1 Tsotsi Vusi “Khekhe” Mathibela and his co-accused for the murder of North West businessman Wandile Bozwana have been rolled over to Wednesday after experts who were expected to give evidence were unable to come to court.
Judge Papi Mosopa ordered that the clinical psychologist and the social worker who have prepared reports for sentencing proceedings be present in court from Wednesday until conclusion.
The state opposed the application and instead asked the court to order the witnesses to come and testify in just two hours. "The accused were convicted on the 23 of June 2022, that is when all these processes should have started,” Mosopa said before granting the postponement.
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