Bail application for Limpopo murder postponed
Updated | By Lonwabo Miso
The bail application of a man accused of killing a 76-year-old woman on a farm near Lephalale was postponed to next month in the local magistrate's court, Limpopo police said.
"He will appear again on 2 February for a bail application," Colonel Ronel Otto said.
Phillip Kgoantha, 22, faces charges of murder and theft after he allegedly killed his employer Susan Kotze earlier this month. Her body was discovered by relatives, after they failed to reach her, Otto said.
"Police were called and when they broke into the house the body was discovered. It would seem as if she had been strangled with a wire coat hanger," Otto said.
Kgoantha allegedly fled the scene with two cellphones, a small amount of cash and Kotze's bakkie.
He was arrested at his uncle's home in Northam.

(File photo: Gallo Images)
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