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Hawks 4: Complaint to Bheki Cele & Lt Gen Godfrey Lebeya

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The SAPS in the Western Cape have been protecting the corruption of the Democratic Alliance. The offices of President Cyril Ramaphosa, Minister Police Bheki Cele and Hawks Chief Lieutenant General Godfrey Lebeya are allowing it. The simple fact is that I’m constantly pursued by corrupt politicians yet the Government isn’t pursuing them. That isn’t coincidence. That’s collusion. And collusion is criminal. Who do I turn to when the people who are supposed to help are the ones doing the hurting? South Africa is a country for the powerful, not for … Read the full article…

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Hawks Part 3: Cops avoiding investigating DA

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Head of the Hawks (DPCI), Lieutenant General Godfrey Lebeya, never responded to my initial complaint but Colonel Piet Bergh was ordered to meet me. Bergh is the chief analyst for the Western Cape Hawks, head of the Priority Crime Management Centre. That meeting took place in Durban on 19 September 2018. Captain Philip van Dyk, also from Cape Town, was in attendance. I was told that they would speak more freely if I never recorded. I will never go off-record again! In addition to affidavits and evidence, I gave copies … Read the full article…

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Hawks Part 2: Recommendations for investigation

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Based on my complaint, the Hawks (DPCI: Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation) recommended investigation into corruption in the Western Cape. Reference for media: ‘Case – Cape Town OC 19/07/2018’. The Hawks spokesperson is Captain Nkwalase, the only decent officer I dealt with during this process – NkwalasePS1@saps.gov.za. The ‘analysis’ was conducted by: Colonel Piet Bergh (Chief Priority Crime Management Centre) Captain Philip van Dyk (Van Bergh’s right-hand man) Colonel Abdul Enus (Unit Commander Anti-Corruption) You may think that this is a victory for me but it definitely isn’t. It’s a … Read the full article…

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