TMPD CONSTABLE PETER NONYANE’S SECOND BAIL APPLICATION POSTPONED TO 24 NOVEMBER
POLOKWANE: The second bail application of Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) Constable Peter Nonyane, popularly known as “Gagash”, has been postponed to 24 November 2026 after the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court indicated that its court roll was fully booked.
Nonyane appeared alongside his suspended attorney wife, Charlotte Tibana, at the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court on Friday. The wife is not applying for bail at the moment, was present in court to hear the additional charges by the state.
Nonyane is expected to take the witness stand when his second bail application gets underway. The postponement means that he will have to wait until later this month to present his case before the court.
The latest development comes after Nonyane’s previous appeal bail was dismissed by the Polokwane High Court. His bail appeal was dismissed by Judge Pillay upholding the decision not to release him on bail.
The case stems from allegations of a multimillion-rand estate fraud and money-laundering scheme involving approximately R11 million.
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