South Africa lawyers say Dewani healthy enough to face trial BRISTOL, England, July 1 (UPI) -- Prosecutors say a British man accused of plotting the death of his wife while they were honeymooning in South Africa is now healthy enough to be extradited. Shrien Dewani, 33, is being treated in a psychiatric hospital in his home city of Bristol , England, and did not attend court proceedings Monday, The Guardian said. But lawyers for the South African government said Dewani's condition has vastly improved from March when doctors said he was suffering from severe depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and was a suicide risk. In March, an appeals court sided with Dewani that his human rights would be violated if he was forced to return to South Africa to stand trial in a state of mental illness. The higher court has since sent the matter back to the Westminster court to make a new determination. Dewani is accused of orchestrating the death of his wife, Anni Dewani, 28, while they were honeymooning in Cape Town, South Africa, in December 2010. Police said Dewani hired a local taxi driver and two others to carjack the couple and kill his wife. South African lawyers said Dewani could still receive medical treatment in Cape Town at the government' expense and promised he would not be forced to stand trial if his mental state prevented him from participating in his own defense. Three others involved in the alleged plot have been charged and await trial.