Fannie Nkosi’s case postponed
Nkosi is seeking a review of the decision to prosecute him.
Suspended police sergeant Fannie Nkosi's trial has been pushed back to 5 November 2026, giving the National Prosecuting Authority time to review the evidence. Nkosi, a member of the Gauteng Organised Crime Unit, appeared in Pretoria North Regional Court on Thursday, 15 October 2026 to hear the outcome of his defence's representations to the North Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions.
The state prosecutor informed the court that the matter is awaiting the outcome of these representations, which may result in the withdrawal of charges. Nkosi remains in custody, having been denied bail on 22 April 2026 after his arrest for possessing a cache of weapons and cash. He now faces a variety of charges, including unlawful possession of explosives, firearms theft, money laundering, and multiple counts of failing to protect firearms and ammunition.
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