Kgosi's passport has gaps - State

Friday, December 06, 2019

Kgosi(centre), Marapo, Mack and Tafila PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

As soon as former spy chief, Isaac Kgosi slipped into the country early Tuesday, after months of being away on medical reasons, his battle with the State started in earnest.

First, the State revealed its suspicions that the ex-spy chief’s passport had ‘loopholes’.

The State on Tuesday, as it was motivating for Kgosi to be remanded in custody for breaching his bail conditions, got hold of his passport for the first time since he left the country around May for medical treatment in Malaysia.

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