Senekal men back in court in March
Updated | By OFM
The case of Senekal men André Pienaar and Stephanus Johannes Fourie has been postponed to 2021.
The pair was arrested for their alleged role in a fiery protest in the small Free State town earlier this year.
The protests in Senekal were sparked by the murder of 21-year-old farm manager Brendan Horner.
Pienaar and Fourie appeared in the Senekal Magistrate's Court on Friday morning.
The matter has been postponed to March 1 next year for further investigation, Pienaar's lawyer Jacques Potgieter confirmed.
Both men are out on R15 000 bail each.
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