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North West businessman Suliman Carrim's bail application has been postponed to Monday in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court. Carrim faces charges linked to his alleged failure to appear before the Madlanga Commission and provide requested documents. The State is opposing bail, citing concerns about his previous conduct and the accuracy of his residential address. The defence has accused the State of delaying proceedings. Carrim was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport on Thursday night. He remains in police custody with the hearing set to resume on Monday. Crime and security analyst Azaniah Mnisi says Carrim has stressed test the commission to a limit
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