At the Madlanga Commission, Brigadier Campbell Nyuswa testifies about Major-General Lesetja Senona’s alleged knowledge of security issues linked to the Hawks’ Port Shepstone office before a major cocaine theft. According to the testimony reported by IOL, Nyuswa says Senona was aware of security concerns at the office in the period leading up to the incident. The account presented to the commission frames Senona’s awareness as relevant to the circumstances surrounding the theft, which the outlet describes as a significant cocaine heist. The information is presented as part of the commission’s wider examination of events and accountability related to the theft, including what key personnel knew beforehand and how security matters were managed. The report does not provide further details on the nature of the security issues, the dates involved, or any subsequent actions taken by Senona in response to the concerns. The commission hearing continues to examine related evidence and testimonies.
Madlanga Commission hears Brigadier Nyuswa on Senona’s prior security knowledge
At the Madlanga Commission, Brigadier Campbell Nyuswa testifies about Major-General Lesetja Senona’s alleged knowledge of security issues linked to the Hawks’ Port Shepstone office before a major coca...
- Brigadier Campbell Nyuswa testifies at the Madlanga Commission.
- Nyuswa says Major-General Lesetja Senona knew about security issues at the Hawks’ Port Shepstone office.
- The alleged knowledge is said to have existed before a significant cocaine theft.
- The testimony is linked to the circumstances surrounding the cocaine heist.
- The report provides no further specifics on the security issues or any actions taken.
Brigadier Campbell Nyuswa’s testimony at the Madlanga Commission reveals that Major-General Lesetja Senona was aware of security issues at the Hawks' Port Shepstone office prior to a significant cocaine theft.
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