In a South African trial within a trial, the defence for Kekana is challenging the use of evidence gathered during his arrest, arguing that the warning given to him was inadequate. The proceedings will determine whether his bail record and other arrest-related evidence can be admitted in the case he faces alongside Matlala and other co-accused, according to TimesLIVE.

Vehicle tracking evidence is expected to play a central role in the trial of Musa Kekana, according to Sowetan. The prosecution has requested additional time to review the technical evidence before it is presented. The presiding judge has stressed the importance of fairness in the proceedings, indicating that the request is being weighed against the need for an impartial and orderly trial process. Further details of the case were not provided in the report.

The High Court has ruled that affidavits linked to Kekana are admissible in the trial of Cat Matlala and four co-accused, according to SABC News. The group faces charges of attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The decision allows the contested affidavits to be considered as the case proceeds, while the underlying allegations remain before the court.

The High Court in Johannesburg has resumed a trial within a trial in an attempted murder case involving accused Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala, according to SABC News. The state is expected to table affidavits linked to a person identified as Kekana as proceedings continue. The trial within a trial is being held to determine the admissibility of certain evidence before the main case proceeds. Further details of the allegations and the role of the affidavits were not disclosed in the report.

Vusimusi 'Cat' Matlala and his co-accused have returned to court as proceedings continue in their case, according to Sowetan. A state prosecutor indicated that the state's case in the trial within a trial is expected to be concluded this week. The hearing was recorded, and the matter remains before the court as the prosecution moves toward wrapping up this phase of the legal process.

Vusumuzi 'Cat' Matlala and his co-accused are expected back in court, according to SABC News. The trial within a trial was postponed on Tuesday to give the state time to study new documents submitted in the case. Proceedings are set to resume once the prosecution has reviewed the material. The matter forms part of ongoing court proceedings involving Matlala and others facing related charges in South Africa.