The case against the four men accused of killing four anti-apartheid activists 37 years ago has been remanded in the Boksburg Magistrate's Court for a substantive application for postponement. The Foundation for Human Rights and Webber Wentzel say that they welcome the arrest and subsequent indictment of the fourth accused, Pieter Stander, in connection with the murder of anti-apartheid activist Caiphus Nyoka. Stander was allegedly apprehended at O.R. Tambo International Airport earlier this month,  but was subsequently released on warning.  Stander will stand trial alongside Johan Marais, Leon Louis Van Den Berg, and Abram Hercules Engelbrecht. The accused face charges of conspiracy to commit murder, murder, and defeating the ends of justice. The trial in the matter is scheduled to commence in the Gauteng High Court, sitting at the Benoni Magistrates' Court, today and the case is expected to run until 3 May 2024. SABC News reporter, Prabashni Moodley has more.