Feroz Khan still in hospital, lawyers ‘optimistic’ he’ll be back in court in September

Author: Iavan PijoosPublished on: July 14, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Feroz Khan still in hospital, lawyers ‘optimistic’ he’ll be back in court in September

Feroz Khan remains hospitalized, with his lawyers expressing optimism that he will return to court in September. The former magistrate is facing criminal proceedings in South Africa. No specific court date in September has been set yet.

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