Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini who is the leader of Operation Dudula appears in the Roodepoort Magistrate's Court in Johannesburg, 28 March 2022, for a house breaking case. The leader of the surveillance group Operation Dudula has been granted bail of R1 500 by the Roodepoort Magistrate’s Court.
Dlamini appeared before the court following his last week arrest on charges of venomous damage to property, theft and burglary. The charges are in connection with an incident that happened this month in which he and Operation Dudula members ransacked Soweto resident Victor Ramerafe’s home in search of drugs, they were apparently acting on tip-offs that Ramerafe’s home was in fact a drug den, but no drugs were found.
Dlamini’s bail conditions states that he is not allowed to make contact with the complainant and he has also been requested to hand over his passport. The case was postponed to 27 May 2022.
AYINUKI INGOSIWE!!!! All Lux wants is the support but because our government favors foreigners more than anything , we are here
ReplyDeleteWe need more people like Lux in our country, there was no need for his arrest. He is got my support
ReplyDeleteNhlanhla is a great leader, I like what he is doing for the community.
ReplyDeleteActually we need operation Dudula in every province , our youth's future is dying because of drugs. I Don't know why Lux was arrested
ReplyDeleteNHLANHLA IS A TRUE DEFINATION OF A LEADER
ReplyDeleteBig up to Nhlanhla Lux , he is protecting our community , They arrested him because in this country they are against the person who is doing the right , especially in the issue related to drugs and crime
ReplyDeleteI meant the right thing
DeleteI wish Nhlanhla could be given a chance to a president, I am sure this country would be free from crime and crime
ReplyDeleteThese politicians are two faced, why was he arrested in the first place?
ReplyDeleteHe could be the next president candidate.
ReplyDeleteI'm confused because Police were there during the incident, of which they are scared of the Dudula Movement.
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