Bellarmine Mugabe fined R600k, to be deported after Hyde Park shooting

Author: Ntwaagae SelekaPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Bellarmine Mugabe fined R600k, to be deported after Hyde Park shooting

Bellarmine Mugabe has been fined R600,000 and will be deported following his involvement in a shooting in Hyde Park. The decision was made by a court that found Mugabe in violation of immigration laws. Authorities also confirmed that he will be deported to his home country after serving his sentence.

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