Convicted smuggler in court for perlemoen

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 A Port Elizabeth man will apply for bail on Monday following his arrest this week for allegedly being in possession of perlemoen.

Forty-one-year-old Terence Clarence was arrested at his Sherwood home on Tuesday where police said they found 80-kilograms of perlemoen with an estimated value of R30 000.

Clarence, who made a brief court appearance on Wednesday, remains in custody.

He received a suspended sentence last year following his arrest in 2009 for being in possession of and dealing in rhino horns.