A 49-year-elderly person accused of torching regarding the fire in South Africa's Parliament showed up in court on Tuesday.
The man was dealing with five indictments including pyro-crime, burglary, housebreaking and negation of the National Key Points Act.
Public Prosecuting Authority representative Eric Ntabazalila told journalists outside the court that man was additionally found with a touchy, however didn't give further subtleties.
The man's attorney, advocate Luvuyo Godla, said his customer "denies and rejects those charges."
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The court has remanded the case for seven days for examiners to gather bail data.
The suspect was captured over the course of the end of the week on the grounds of Parliament.
The Hawks, an expert unit of the SA Police Service, said he appeared to have acquired passage by moving over a fence and breaking a window.
The case in the Cape Town Magistrates Court was communicated in real time on South African news channels.
The blamed eliminated his Covid cover when he saw photographic artists in the court, returning it on later they had taken pictures.
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