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DCEC found nothing against me—Kgosi

Friday, April 21, 2023 | 910 Views |

Former director-general of the Directorate of Intelligence and Security, Isaac Kgosi has alleged that the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) has admitted to finding nothing against him despite him being subjected to endless investigations.

The former spy chief in his notice of motion filed this week before court an application seeking his property back that was seized by the State on behalf of the DCEC in July 2019.

He says the corruption-busting organ has never ceased investigations against him though in 2014 its deputy director, Gaofenngwe Wasetso admitted to him that they found nothing against him.

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DCEC found nothing against me—Kgosi

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