Matlala stood in the dock alongside four co-accused, including his wife, Tsakani Matlala.

The group faces charges related to a failed assassination attempt on Thobejane, which prosecutors allege was part of a broader pattern of targeted violence linked to Matlala’s alleged criminal network.

Among the other alleged victims are taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni and DJ Seunkie Mokubung, popularly known as DJ Wetties.

Prosecutors confirmed in court that Matlala’s case was ready for transfer to the High Court, where he will stand trial for the full slate of charges.

Immediately following Matlala’s appearance, another alleged crime boss, Katiso “KT”
Molefe appeared before the same magistrate’s court.

Molefe has also been implicated in multiple murder cases and, lile Matlala, is a recurring figure in testimony at the ongoing Madlanga Commission, which is investigating corruption and interference in South Africa’s criminal justice system.

On Tuesday, prosecutors told the court that Molefe’s case was not yet ready for transfer to the High Court.

Molefe was granted R400,000 bail by the Johannesburg High Court in October.

Both Matlala and Molefe have been linked to broader criminal syndicates operating in Gauteng, with ties to the taxi industry, entertainment sector, and alleged networks of hired hitmen.

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