Protests occurred outside the Polokwane Magistrates Court following the kidnapping, calling for the suspects not to be granted bail.
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LIMPOPO- A warrant of arrest has been issued for two of the three kidnappers involved in the Anisah Moosa kidnapping case.
According to the provincial Hawks Spokesperson, Lt Matimba Maluleke, the three suspects, Samuel Kubo (29), Nyambeni Benny Mudau (35) and Elias Masilo Gafane (34) were supposed to appear in the Mankweng Regional Court yesterday (Wednesday 18 January 2017) to face kidnapping, robbery and attempted murder charges (after their case was transferred from Polokwane Magistrate Court to Mankweng Regional Court) but Kubo and Mudau did not show up.
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