Therefore, magistrate Peggy Senne ended up setting the former Orlando Pirates player’s bail at R3,000. “It is not yet month-end and he is married with children. The wife is not working.
He can only pay R2,000, which is readily available,” Gabuza’s lawyer, Themba Ngobeni said. (SW). The former Pirates player’s next court date has been scheduled for December 11 as he faces charges of attempted rape, malicious damage to property, and domestic violence.
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