Labour Court throws out Khan’s urgent bid to halt SAPS disciplinary process

Author: Nicole McCainPublished on: September 1, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Labour Court throws out Khan’s urgent bid to halt SAPS disciplinary process

The Labour Court dismissed Feroz Khan's urgent application to suspend the disciplinary process initiated by SAPS. This decision comes as Khan faces allegations that could impact his career within the South African police force. The court ruled that Khan's application was unfounded and ordered the disciplinary proceedings to continue.

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