The bail application for two men implicated in the multimillion-rand kidnapping case of Durban businesswoman Sandra Munsamy has been postponed.
Accused three and four appeared on Tuesday alongside their co-accused in the Durban magistrate's court, where their hopes to have their bail application finalised were dashed.
The Hawks previously made an application to bar the media from identifying or photographing the accused due to the sensitive nature of the case. They face charges related to kidnapping, attempted murder, extortion, robbery with aggravated circumstances, and entering and remaining in the country without a valid permit — a count expected to be dropped against the two South Africans after investigators are understood to have verified their citizenship.
He said during investigations it was established that the applicants had been conducting intense surveillance on Munsamy, as well as her family.
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