Lesotho Times editor, Mohalenyane Phakela was arrested over a story exposing alleged corruption allegedly by the boss of the Lesotho Correctional Service, Mating Nkakala. Phakela, was arrested on Friday evening at his offices by the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offenses' officials and ferried to the Maseru Central Charge Office, where he was detained detention. For more we spoke to on line by our correspondent in Lesotho Raperalang Radebe...

Lesotho Times editor, Mohalenyane Phakela was arrested over a story exposing alleged corruption allegedly by the boss of the Lesotho Correctional Service, Mating Nkakala. Phakela, was arrested on Friday evening at his offices by the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offenses' officials and ferried to the Maseru Central Charge Office, where he was detained detention. For more we spoke to on line by our correspondent in Lesotho Raperalang Radebe...

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Lesotho Times editor, Mohalenyane Phakela released

KZN police say two suspects who were wanted in connection with several cases of murder and attempted murder were shot and fatally wounded in a shootout with police in the Mzomusha area, Newtown C Section, in Inanda on Monday morning. Police say they were searching for at least five suspects, and during an operation that started just after midnight on Monday morning, two of the suspects were located in the Mzomusha area with the assistance of a drone. Police say they approached the house in which the suspects were hiding, and a shootout ensued, which resulted in the two suspects, aged 20 and 25 years old, sustaining fatal gunshot wounds. Two firearms have since been found in the possession of the suspects. A search for the remaining suspects is ongoing.

KZN police say two suspects who were wanted in connection with several cases of murder and attempted murder were shot and fatally wounded in a shootout with police in the Mzomusha area, Newtown C Section, in Inanda on Monday morning. Police say they were searching for at least five suspects, and during an operation that started just after midnight on Monday morning, two of the suspects were located in the Mzomusha area with the assistance of a drone. Police say&nbsp;they approached the house in which the suspects were hiding, and a shootout ensued, which resulted in the two suspects, aged 20 and 25 years old, sustaining fatal gunshot wounds. Two firearms have since been found in the possession of the suspects. A search for the remaining suspects is ongoing.

 KZN cops fatally shoot two wanted murderers in Inanda shootout.

Testifying at the Madlanga Commission of in Inquiry in Pretoria, North-West businessman Suliman Carrim's says he never knew Cat Matlala until he received a call to invest. Carrim says he invested R10 million in the Medi24 tender with a promise of a R20 million return. Carrim also says it is Brown Mogotsi who told him to lie to Cat Matlala about having connections with police minsters. 

Testifying at the Madlanga Commission of in Inquiry in Pretoria, North-West businessman Suliman Carrim's says he never knew Cat Matlala until he received a call to invest. Carrim says he invested R10 million in the Medi24 tender with a promise of a R20 million return. Carrim also says it is Brown Mogotsi who told him to lie to Cat Matlala about having connections with police minsters.&nbsp;

Carrim says it is Brown Mogotsi who told him to lie to Cat Matlala about having connections with police minsters

The Nkabinde Inquiry investigating suspended South Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions, Andrew Chauke's fitness to hold office today heard testimony from a witness Aris Danikas who worked closely with Cato Manor Organized Crime Unit. Chauke's legal representatives have called former police reservist Aris Danikas to testify

The Nkabinde Inquiry investigating suspended South Gauteng Director of Public Prosecutions, Andrew Chauke's fitness to hold office today heard testimony from a witness Aris Danikas who worked closely with Cato Manor Organized Crime Unit. Chauke's legal representatives have called former police reservist Aris Danikas to testify

Lesotho Times editor, Mohalenyane Phakela released

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