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Theledi said she was disturbed by allegations that Mudolo was able to communicate with people while in custody.
“While he was in custody, he was still able to communicate with outsiders to see what he could do, it also deeply affects me that he did it in a [alleged] attempt to bribe some of the court officials, ”he said.
Mudolo, who is a citizen of Zambia, previously told the court that he was innocent of any crime.
“I intend to plead not guilty and will provide proof to the state that any and all funds paid into the Rising Estates (Pty) Ltd business account, without my knowledge but following instructions from Mr. Shepherd Bushiri, were refunded. To the designated account of Mr. Shepherd Bushiri and various beneficiaries, ”he said in an affidavit during his request for bail.
In his offer of bail, Mudolo’s legal representative, defender JP Marais, argued that there was no evidence that his client could be a danger to any member of society if he were released on bail.
“He has left SA numerous times and has always returned. He has only one wife and two children. He’s not going to run away and abandon them, ”he said.
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