- David Siponono GASA, a banned man who is already serving a prison sentence for contravening his banning order, was sentenced in the Durban Regional Court on 4 October to a further six months' imprisonment for a similar offence.
David Gasa is house-arrested from 6 pm to 6 am on week nights, and was charged for being absent from his home at Umlazi between 6.05 pm and 7.15 pm on July 23.
The magistrate accepted that the contravenation was connected with a possible theft from his business where he is a manufacturer of school uniforms, and ordered that the sentence run concurrently with the 20-month sentence he has been serving since July. (RDM 5.10.79; see FOCUS 24 p.5.)
- Fikile MLINDA, a former Zimele Trust Fund worker, was found guilty of breaking his banning order and sentenced on 10 August to one year's imprisonment suspended for four years.
He was charged with breaking his banning order on 26 March by being outside the magisterial district of King William's Town, which he is restricted to. He was travelling to Zwelitshla. (DD 11.8.79; see FOCUS 22 p.4.)