Former South African crime intelligence chief Mulangi Mphego has asked the Pretoria High Court to declare a search of his home unlawful and return his seized property. He says the court that issued the warrant has no record of the application; the investigation concerns missing police files linked to Sindile Mfazi, TimesLIVE reports.
Former South African crime intelligence chief Mulangi Mphego has asked the Pretoria High Court to declare a search of his home unlawful and return his seized property. He says the court that issued the warrant has no record of the application; the investigation concerns missing police files linked to Sindile Mfazi, TimesLIVE reports.
Former South African police crime intelligence chief Mulangi Mphego was released on bail of 5,000 rand after being charged with unlawful possession of more than 100 rounds of ammunition. The ammunition, seized during a search of his home in July 2026, is believed to belong to the state and to have been made for the police, according to South African prosecutors; the case was postponed to 3 November.
Former South African crime intelligence chief Mulangi Mphego has been granted bail of 5,000 rand after his first appearance at a Johannesburg court. Accused of unlawfully possessing more than 100 rounds of police ammunition, he must avoid contact with witnesses; the case, linked to the murder of General Sindile Mfazi, resumes on 3 November, SABC News reports.