The Rwandan national, accused of being involved in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, will appear in the Cape Town Magistrate's Court, while the Namibian national, sought by authorities for various charges, will appear in the Paarl Magistrate's Court.
CAPE TOWN - A Rwandan national, accused of being involved in the 1994 genocide is expected back before a local magistrate on Friday.
He allegedly played a significant role in the killing of more than 2,000 people in the central African country. Kayishema faces two charges of fraud, as well as another charge for contravention of the Immigration Act.Meanwhile, a fugitive being sought by Namibian authorities to stand trial for racketeering, fraud, corruption, and money laundering is expected to appear in the Paarl Magistrate's Court also on Friday morning.
It is reported that during 2020, complainants mandated the suspect's services while they were unaware that he was suspended from practising as an attorney in 2016.
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