The arrest of Lieutenant General Bonang Mgwenya over fraud, corruption, theft, and money laundering tookMzansiby surprise.
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Who paid Bonang Mgwenya’s bail?
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She applied for bail, and Palm Ridge Magistrates Court granted her R20,000.
Bonang and the co-accusers will appear in court again on 16th November.
The controversial and former boss of Gauteng Hawks, ShadrackSibiya, paid the R20,000 bailfor Lt Gen Bonang Mgwenya.
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In 1995, she was part of the team that formed the amalgamation with the South African Police Service.
Lt General Bonang Mgwenya also worked in the Ministry of Safety and Security.
She was appointed as the Chief of Staff and then redeployed to the South African Police Service in 2003.
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She also served in various committees at the Head Office level.
The cops' raid happened on Monday, 12th October.
They took her to Palm Ridge Magistrates Court in Johannesburg a few hours later.
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The R22 million payment was stopped in advance when the investigations kicked in.
Why did SAPS suspend Bonang Mgwenya from office in 2019?
In 2019, she wassuspended over misconductthat led to the abuse of authority.
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She is among the few females in top positions at SAPS.
She congratulated the winners for the awards and appreciated their commitment to SAPS.
She appreciated the women’s efforts and significant results they had achieved in fighting crime in the region.
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Will the truth about the fishy tenders she has been accused of handling come out?
Can you beat this record?
Yes, you’re free to, and good luck!
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She has a Bachelor of Commerce & IT from the University of Nairobi and joined Briefly.co.za in November 2019.
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