Hope in sight for Pastor Zulu
Major Piet Semano of the Salvation Army expressed his delight over the notable progression of the case
The Zulu family and the Salvation Army Congregation have breathed a sigh of relief and new-found hope has been instilled in them after the date has been set for Regional Court.
This comes after a judgement was passed on August 20 at the Glencoe Magistrates Court, ordering the five accused to appear in the Dundee Regional Court on September 16.
Major Piet Semano of the Salvation Army expressed his delight over the notable progression of the case saying, ” we are happy to note there is progress. There is no reason to doubt the future of the case. We, the Salvation Army Congregation, believe that there are proper investigations being done and we still have faith in the justice system”.
He concluded by adding, “the fact that it has been sent to Regional Court shows that this case is serious and will be treated seriously”.
