DIS officers pay for Kgosi’s ‘sins’

Friday, June 09, 2023 | 1860 Views |

Some Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) officers are allegedly crying foul over the Director General (DG) of the spy agency Peter Magosi’s apparent employee sidelining, victimisation and discrimination of his predecessor’s loyal officers.

Many officers have alleged that they are now paying for former DG Isaac Kgosi ‘sins’ as they are seen as his allies rather than the unit’s employees.

This is said to be subsequently causing a rift within the spy unit and reportedly posing a threat to national security.

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DIS officers pay for Kgosi’s ‘sins’

Some Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) officers are allegedly crying foul over the Director General (DG) of the spy agency Peter Magosi’s apparent employee sidelining, victimisation and discrimination of his predecessor’s loyal officers.

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