South African police sources report that two senior officials are arrested in connection with alleged offences involving precious metals. Major-General Feroz Khan, who leads counter-intelligence within the Crime Intelligence division of the South African Police Service (SAPS), is arrested for allegedly engaging in illegal dealings in precious metals. He is also accused, according to reporting, of unlawfully possessing such metals.
Gauteng Hawks head Major-General Ebrahim Kadwa is also arrested over similar allegations tied to the same precious-metals matter. The arrests place both senior law-enforcement figures at the center of an investigation into possible corruption and misconduct within policing structures.
Both outlets describe the case as involving accusations related to precious metals transactions and unlawful possession, with the arrests raising broader questions about integrity and oversight within the SAPS and related units. The reports attribute the allegations to ongoing investigations and do not indicate final findings or convictions.
