General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi Says State Money Used To Build Wall Around Nathi Mthethwa’s House
- KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Commissioner General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi implicated the former Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa at the Ad Hoc Committee in Parliament
- Mkhwanazi was the first witness to testify during the proceedings, which were delayed, and he accused Mthethwa of abusing state resources
- Mthethwa was recently found dead at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Paris, France, after reportedly jumping to his death
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PARLIAMENT, WESTERN CAPE — The KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Commissioner General, Nhanhla Mkhwanazi, said that state money was used to build a perimeter wall around the house of the late former Police Minister and ambassador to France, Nathi Mthethwa.
Mkhwanazi was testifying at the Ad Hoc Committee's sitting in Parliament in Cape Town, Western Cape on 7 October 2205. Mkhwanazi said that as one switches the TV on, one would see the perimeter wall that is built around his house. Mkhwanazi said that nobody was held accountable for the building of the wall.
Mkhwanazi also said that crime intelligence members used money from the crime intelligence fund to control members of the executive. Mkhwanazi said that Mthethwa didn't ask for the wall but said that the rogue members of crime intelligence wanted to use him to loot the state coffers.
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