Fanie Harmse

Fanie Harmse

lawyer South Africa

Fanie Harmse is a South African advocate known for his involvement in high-profile legal cases, particularly in the realm of criminal defense. He represents clients in complex matters, including those facing serious charges such as kidnapping and human trafficking, as seen in the current case involving the disappearance of seven-year-old Joslin Smith.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
442,302
Power
2,610$
Sentiment
5.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
South Africa 2 5.00 0.68% +10% 59,308,690 442,302 $350,000 2,610$
Totals 2 59,308,690 442,302 $350,000 2,610$
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Recent Mentions

South Africa South Africa: Fanie Harmse is the defence lawyer for Jacquen Appollis. 5

Jacquen Appollis Joslin Smith Andre Truter Wesley Lombard Stefano Van Rhyn Kelly Smith Nobahle Mkabayi Lourentia Lombaard Nathan Erasmus
Mail & Guardian: Defence lawyer for accused one in Joslin Smith trial says client was tortured – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Advocate Fanie Harmse represented Jacquen Appollis during the trial. 5

Kelly Smith Joslin Smith Jacquen Appollis Stefano Van Rhyn Lourentia Lombaard Nathan Erasmus
Mail & Guardian: Court hears that Kelly Smith orchestrated Joslin’s sale to sangoma, others probably involved ‘by chance’ – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Advocate Fanie Harmse was cross-examining Lombaard about her testimony. 5

Lourentia Lombaard Joslin Smith Kelly Smith Nathan Erasmus Jacquen Appollis Stefano Van Rhyn
Mail & Guardian: State’s star witness breaks down as judge questions inconsistencies – The Mail & Guardian

South Africa South Africa: Fanie Harmse is the advocate representing Jacquen Appollis in the trial. 5

Jacquen Appollis Steveno Van Rhyn Kelly Smith Nobahle Mkabayi Rinesh Sivnarain Zuko Kobese Lourentia Lombaard
Mail & Guardian: Accused claim police torture, admit to heavy drug use – The Mail & Guardian