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Julius Mkhwanazi reveals R65 000 take-home salary and R7m pension in precious stones bail bid
The Johannesburg Magistrate's Court heard that suspended EMPD deputy chief Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi earns R65 000 a month after deductions, owns assets worth about R2.5 million and could lose a R7 million pension if he fled the country, as he and his former girlfriend, Witness K, applied for bail in a R14.9 million precious stones theft case.
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Julius Mkhwanazi, 'Witness K' to appear in court over alleged R14.9m precious stones theft
Suspended EMPD deputy chief Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi and " Witness K" will appear in court on Monday after their arrest in the alleged R14.9 million precious stones theft.
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‘She was in love with me and thought I would marry her’: Mkhwanazi fights R14.9m robbery claims
Suspended EMPD deputy chief Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi says he was in a relationship with Witness K, claiming she was in love with him and hoped they would get married.
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Inside Julius Mkhwanazi's legal battles: Arrested three times, pays R80,000 in bail as fresh R15 million robbery case in court
Mkhwanazi has also come under scrutiny before the Madlanga Commission where evidence leaders have alleged that he was involved in the unlawful registration of private vehicles as…
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Julius Mkhwanazi bail hearing: Suspended EMPD brigadier reveals salary, assets and pension
Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi has told the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court that his deep roots in Gauteng, multimillion-rand assets and a R7 million pension make him an unlikely…
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Julius Mkhwanazi reveals R65 000 take-home salary and R7m pension in precious stones bail bid
The Johannesburg Magistrate's Court heard that suspended EMPD deputy chief Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi earns R65 000 a month after deductions, owns assets worth about R2.5 million…