A South African court is expected to deliver its bail judgment in the case of Stuart Scharnick, who faces several firearms-related charges under the Firearms Control Act, according to SABC News. The ruling will determine whether Scharnick is released on bail or remains in custody while the case proceeds. Further details about the charges or circumstances were not provided in the report.

Businessman Scharnick has been granted bail in a case involving an alleged breach of firearm laws, TimesLIVE reports. According to the report, officers allegedly discovered that one of the accused's firearms was not stored in a prescribed safe, as required by regulation. The matter is expected to proceed through the courts while Scharnick remains out on bail pending further legal proceedings.

Mnikelwa Nxele, the KwaZulu-Natal Correctional Services Commissioner, has been granted bail set at R50 000 following fraud charges against him. The decision was made on June 24, 2026.

Lucas Legabe, accused of stealing cocaine valued at R200 million from a Hawks facility in KwaZulu-Natal, is expected to apply for bail in the Port Shepstone Magistrate's Court. According to IOL, Legabe was arrested in connection with the alleged theft of 541kg of cocaine from the Hawks premises. The case involves the removal of a significant drug consignment from a law enforcement storage facility, and further proceedings are anticipated at the bail hearing.

A South African court has extended the R5 000 bail of musician and television presenter Molemo Maarohanye, known as Jub Jub, after dismissing a warrant for his arrest. His lawyer told the court that Maarohanye had been ill and had produced a medical certificate to explain his absence. The ruling allows the accused to remain out on bail under the existing amount while his legal proceedings continue, according to The Citizen.

A 23-year-old scholar transport driver, Ayanda Dludla, was granted bail of R3,000 by the Vanderbijlpark Magistrates' Court, according to SABC News. The decision prompted an emotional reaction, with a mother breaking down following the ruling. The case relates to the Vaal area in South Africa. Further details about the charges or circumstances were not provided in the report.