Receiver decries lack of security
Friday, August 31, 2018

Nlanda
Speaking to the Selebi-Phikwe full council meeting this week, the Receiver under the Ministry of Justice, Defence and Security Bafi Nlanda stated that the office was setup to manage anything forfeited from acts of crime to the State. Nlanda stated to the councillors that many confiscated vehicles rot away as there was no office to both manage and sell them so that the proceeds could benefit the State. He added that confiscated property have been lying idle for so many years because making of disposal orders was not mandatory.
He added that no one was taking responsibility for property forfeited to the State and there was no civil forfeiture but criminal forfeitures only.
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