
JOHANNESBURG – Bellarmine Mugabe has paid his R600,000 fine and has been deported from South Africa.
The former Zimbabwean president’s son and his cousin were sentenced by the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday morning.
Mugabe had been in custody since mid-February alongside his cousin and co-accused, Tobias Mugabe Matonhodze, on attempted murder charges stemming from an incident at the family’s home in Johannesburg’s upscale Hyde Park area.
Mugabe, 28, admitted to being in South Africa illegally and to pointing a toy gun in a separate incident, while Matonhodze, 32, pleaded guilty to attempted murder and other charges.
The Alexandra Magistrate’s Court fined Mugabe R600,000 on two…
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