Limpopo ANC treasurer Danny Msiza says he wants to be tried separately in VBS Mutual Bank looting scandal to speed up his case and reduce his legal fees in the matter.
Msiza, through his lawyer Adv Moss Mphaga, told the high court in Pretoria on Thursday that he has already spent R1m in legal fees and prosecuting him separately could reduce his costs
as he would not spend months listening to all the evidence against the other accused in the VBS Mutual Bank case...If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.
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