Magosi evades contempt papers

Friday, March 27, 2026 | 260 Views |

The Director General of the Directorate of Intelligence and Security Service (DIS), Peter Magosi, is reportedly evading service of court documents in an ongoing contempt of court case linked to the failure to comply with an order blocking the disciplinary hearing of four suspended intelligence officers.

The matter arose from a court ruling in which four DIS agents successfully challenged the legality of their scheduled disciplinary hearing and obtained an order directing that no action be taken on it.

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

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