The accused in the murder of South African boxer Zolani Tete are set to return to court, according to SABC Sport. Tete was gunned down outside his home in Mdantsane two weeks ago. The court appearance marks the latest development in the case following the fatal shooting of the former boxing champion.

A bail application in the murder case linked to former boxing champion Zolani Tete has been postponed to Wednesday, according to SABC Sport. Both applicants seeking release on bail have cited medical and personal circumstances in support of their applications. The court will hear the matter at the rescheduled date, when a decision on their release is expected to be considered.

The accused in the Spring Day murder case has abandoned their bail application, according to SABC News. The development means the suspect will remain in custody as the case proceeds through the courts. Meanwhile, the family of the victim is preparing to lay him to rest, with Tshepang's aunt confirming that his burial will take place on Wednesday. No further details about the circumstances of the killing, the identity of the accused, or the expected next court appearance were provided in the report.

Matipandile Sotheni, a suspect in the murder of a person identified as Witness D, has allegedly been found in possession of a cellphone while in prison, according to The Citizen. The report states that Sotheni had allegedly been communicating with an individual about the murder case. Details about how the cellphone was obtained or any consequences resulting from the discovery were not provided in the available information.

The role of Mkhwanazi in the murder of Emmanuel Mbense has come under scrutiny in a South African court, according to The Citizen. During proceedings on Tuesday, the state prosecutor questioned Mkhwanazi's conduct, remarking that 'it does not look like he was surprised to be called for a dead man,' suggesting prior knowledge of the death. The comment, prefaced by the phrase 'Chief, it's that time again,' formed part of the state's challenge to his account as the murder case continues.

A Build One South Africa (BOSA) candidate was shot dead in Gugulethu, located in the Western Cape, raising concerns about political violence in the region.