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Two years and counting: police torture case postponed again

27 July 2026 by Guest

Three officers are charged with torturing Juma Igiraneza in November 2023

Three SAPS officers appeared at the Wynberg Magistrates’ Court on Monday facing charges of torture in an incident that dates back to November 2023. Photo: Mary-Anne Gontsana
On Monday, three police officers accused of beating and torturing Juma Igiraneza, a barber at his workplace in November 2023, made a brief appearance in the Wynberg Magistrates’ Court. But the case was yet again postponed because an interpreter was not present.
CCTV footage captured several police officers repeatedly assaulting Igiraneza, allegedly to get him to provide information on the whereabouts of his boss at the time.
Even though more officers can be seen in the video, only three have been charged: Colonel Delmore Manuel and constables Jermaine Conradie and Leigh-Ann Maroon.
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