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Suspended EMPD chief Julius Mkhwanazi granted bail in R14.9 million theft case

Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi, suspended deputy chief of the EMPD, has been released on R5,000 bail as he confronts serious allegations of theft involving R14.9 million worth of precious stones, alongside his former partner, Witness K.

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Suspended EMPD chief Julius Mkhwanazi granted bail in R14.9 million theft case

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WATCH LIVE | Julius Mkhwanazi in court for alleged theft of R14m gemstones

Mkhwanazi is back in court on Monday to face charges relating the theft of precious stones worth millions

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Suspended EMPD chief Julius Mkhwanazi granted bail in R14.9 million theft case

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Suspended EMPD chief Julius Mkhwanazi granted bail in R14.9 million theft case

WATCH LIVE | Julius Mkhwanazi in court for alleged theft of R14m gemstones

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Julius Mkhwanazi, 'Witness K' to appear in court over alleged R14.9m precious stones theft

WATCH LIVE | Julius Mkhwanazi in court for alleged theft of R14m gemstones

‘She was in love with me and thought I would marry her’: Mkhwanazi fights R14.9m robbery claims

Inside Julius Mkhwanazi's legal battles: Arrested three times, pays R80,000 in bail as fresh R15 million robbery case in court

Julius Mkhwanazi bail hearing: Suspended EMPD brigadier reveals salary, assets and pension

Julius Mkhwanazi reveals R65 000 take-home salary and R7m pension in precious stones bail bid

Suspended EMPD chief Julius Mkhwanazi granted bail in R14.9 million theft case

EMPD's Julius Mkhwanazi released on R5,000 bail over alleged R14.9m precious stones heist