Mthatha woman in court again for murder and concealment of birth

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The case of an Mthatha woman accused of murder and concealment of birth will continue in the city's magistrate's court on Thursday. 

Thirty-year-old Milice Jacobs was arrested in February after police found four infant bodies, a foetus and two placentas frozen in freezers at her Mthatha home.

It is alleged that the offences were committed between 2010 and December 2014.

Jacobs is facing 4 counts of murder and  one of concealment of birth.

She's out on bail of R5 000. 

A trial date could be set on Thursday - but it all depends on whether or not the National Prosecuting Authority's investigation is complete.