State House Security Very Tight - Nkoloi

Monday, April 16, 2007

The Private Secretary to the President, Nkoloi Nkoloi, says the young man caught outside State House last Saturday morning did not "pose any security threat to the first family".

Contrary to press reports, Nkoloi said the youngster never entered the State House as he was apprehended by sentries outside the guardhouse.

The intruder, Thabo Letlotlo, 18, has already appeared before a customary court and convicted of criminal tresspass.

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