Johannesburg High Court postpones DJ Warras murder case
The Johannesburg High Court on Wednesday granted a final four-week postponement in the murder case against Victor Majola, who is accused of masterminding the killing of popular DJ Warrick Stock.
The murder trial of Victor Majola, accused of orchestrating the death of DJ Warrick Stock, has been delayed by four weeks in the Johannesburg High Court. Majola, 44, remains behind bars as he was denied bail. The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) initially opposed Majola's request for a postponement, stating they were prepared to continue with the trial once they received necessary documentation from the defense.
However, the court ultimately granted the delay, recognizing the importance of giving Majola's legal team adequate time to secure funding. The case, which revolves around premeditated murder and conspiracy to commit murder, will now resume on September 18. Majola is also facing charges alongside 25-year-old Joaquim Armando Pacula, who has already admitted guilt to murder and received a 25-year prison sentence.
The NPA remains committed to ensuring a fair trial while respecting constitutional rights, emphasizing their readiness to proceed with the case once Majola's financial matters are settled.
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