France Manaka‚ a vault supervisor for Guard Force international‚ the security company that was transporting the stolen millions‚ was granted R50 000 bail‚ and Cosmos Ntanzi‚ a meter taxi owner who allegedly knew of the heist before it happened‚ was granted R50 000 bail.
Manaka and Ntanzi were ordered to report to their nearest police station five times a week‚ on Mondays‚ Tuesdays‚ Wednesdays as well as Saturdays and Sundays.
They were also ordered not to leave Gauteng without permission and to surrender their passports and inform the investigating officer if they planned to relocate.
Simon Thokwane‚ a police constable stationed at the airport‚ was granted bail of R100 000.
However‚ in addition to similar conditions‚ he was told to surrender his SAPS identity card until he was reinstated as a police officer.
