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Magosi, DIS top brass slapped with contempt charges

Magosi. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Magosi. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Fresh court filings from suspended spy agents that have dragged the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) Director-General (DG) Peter Magosi and 15 other DIS top brass for contempt suggest that the agency is hellbent on firing the agents.

The officers, Pulane Kgoadi, Kuda Malikongwa, Paul Setlhabi, Sebuweng Mukani, and Mpho Molokwane, on Friday filed papers at the Lobatse High Court seeking to have Magosi and 15 of his deputies charged with contempt of Justice Boipuso Makhwe’s December 2024 judgment.

In that ruling, Justice Makhwe found that the Permanent Secretary to the President (PSP), Emma Peloetletse, had acted unlawfully by ordering investigations into DIS employees. The court held that under the Intelligence and Security Service Act (ISSA), only the DIS Director-General or the President, in cases of conflict, has the authority to institute such probes.

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