Axe murder case postponed
Updated | By Laila Majiet
The pre-trial of triple murder accused Henri van Breda has been postponed to 18 November.

The 21-year-old appeared briefly in the Western Cape High Court on Friday morning.
The courtroom was packed with journalists.
Van Breda, wore a blue suit and looked sombre.
The State asked for a postponement, saying it was not ready for the matter to go to trial.
The Judge granted the postponement and extended the accused's bail.
Speaking outside court, NPA Western Cape spokesperson Eric Ntabazalila said the postponement is due to outstanding DNA reports as well as the defence's request for further information from the state.
"We have a refined indictment. It has become clearer that all three of the deceased were hit several times on the head and died on the scene. We also know that the accused had self-inflicted injuries and supplied false information to the police."
The state confirmed it has 141 people on its witness list.
However, Ntabazalila would not confirm whether Marli van Breda was one of the witnesses.
She survived the attack, but sustained serious head injuries and suffered retrograde amnesia.
It is still unclear whether she can remember what happened on that fateful morning.
Henri van Breda faces three charges of murder, one of attempted murder and a charge of defeating the ends of justice for allegedly lying to police and tampering with evidence.
A provisional trial date has been set for 6 February.

Show's Stories
-
Have a Valentine's Day picnic at Syringa Park
Celebrate love with a romantic outdoor picnic at Syringa Park on Friday,...
The Workzone with Elana Afrika-Bredenkamp 14 minutes ago -
WATCH: Just 6 performs iconic Afrikaans song 'Baby Tjoklits'
South African vocal group Just 6 performed their rendition of 'Baby Tjok...
Breakfast with Martin Bester 17 minutes ago