Kgosi court hearing next month

Friday, September 25, 2020

Former spy chief, Isaac Kgosi’s review application in which he is challenging the State against his criminal proceedings following his indictment in the National Petroleum Fund (NPF) money laundering case is set to be argued on October 23, 2020.

The matter is before High Court Judge Michael Leburu.

Kgosi, who was indicted in March 5, 2020, appeared before court on Monday for a status hearing following his decision to seek court to review his criminal proceedings instituted by the state against him.

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Kgosi court hearing next month

Former spy chief, Isaac Kgosi’s review application in which he is challenging the State against his criminal proceedings following his indictment in the National Petroleum Fund (NPF) money laundering case is set to be argued on October 23, 2020.

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