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SKEEM SAAM ACTOR GRANTED BAIL!

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Paul Mabu Sewetsi actor for Skeem Saam and radio drama has been granted R1000 bail after he was arrested at Polokwane Taxi Rank. Photos: Joshua Sebola
Paul Mabu Sewetsi actor for Skeem Saam and radio drama has been granted R1000 bail after he was arrested at Polokwane Taxi Rank. Photos: Joshua Sebola

A WELL-KNOWN soapie actor who was arrested in Polokwane Taxi Rank, Limpopo for allegedly selling illegal skyf has been granted R1000 bail.

Paul Sewetsi (44) who act as a Turfloop Pastor on SABC 1 Telenovela Skeem Saam and John-John on Thobela FM's radio drama Mahlakung was granted R1000 bail together with two other suspects Charles Kgomo (43) and Portia Ndou (38) for contravention of the Customs and Excise Act 91 of 1964 and dealing in illicit cigarettes. 

Two other suspects also appeared in a different courtroom where they faced more charges including the Contravention of Immigration Act as they are undocumented.

Sewetsi and the other two suspects will appear again in court on the 5th of October 2020 while the two foreign nationals will appear again in the same court on the 18th for formal bail application.

The suspects appeared individually before the Polokwane Magistrate Court today as the court follows the COVID-19 regulations.

 


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