Mack punches holes in Magosi's evidence

Unoda Mark in court PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Unoda Mark in court PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Extension 2 Magistrate Batho Kgerethwa is expected today to deliver ruling in a matter in which the Sebina brothers pleaded with her to rescind the search-and seizure warrant obtained in February 2019 by the Director General of the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) in relations to their companies.

The search-and seizure warrant was related to Tshepho Tile Products, TTP, Estate Construction and Estate Property Investments that are owned by Kegone and Tshepho Sebina. Supporting the application in court a year ago, Magosi made it clear that the investigations then being carried out were directed against all those suspected to be associated with Isaac Kgosi, the former DIS boss.

Veteran attorney Unoda Mack, assisted by another senior attorney Moses Kadye and Mompati Sepego last week submitted that what Magosi told the Court was grossly insufficient. Mack argued that it was insufficient to say that some tenders were influenced by Kgosi.

Editor's Comment
Boko should stop the fighting and start the delivering

With his theme of 'Delivering on Our Promise, One Step at a Time', he sought to project an image of a focused, determined leader building a new ‘Rome’. Sadly, parts of his speech were not about laying bricks, but about settling old scores.It is deeply worrying that a head of government would use such a pivotal national address to launch another bitter broadside against the media and his political detractors. His portrayal of the...

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