Fannie Masemola SAPS Charges
General Fannie Masemola of the South African Police Service is facing criminal charges linked to a significant health services tender. His court appearance is scheduled for April 21, 2024.
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Steve Motsumi: A Controversial Figure in South Africa
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Madlanga Commission Live Today: Sergeant Fannie Nkosi Returns for Cross-Examination
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Madlanga commission live today
Sergeant Fannie Nkosi returns to the Madlanga Commission today to continue his testimony regarding allegations of corruption and bribery.
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