Mail & Guardian (South Africa)
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SAPS head of organised crime Richard Shibiri axed
Shibiri was found guilty of misconduct that brought the SAPS into disrepute, including associating with known criminal Vusimuzi โCatโ Matlala
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Shibiri was found guilty of misconduct that brought the SAPS into disrepute, including associating with known criminal Vusimuzi โCatโ Matlala
[Scrolla] Major General Richard Shibiri, former head of SAPS organised crime, was fired after being found guilty of misconduct and associating with criminal Vusimuzi Matlala. Shibiri allegedly accepted R70,000 to R80,000 from Matlala and warned him of a police raid. Matlala is now in prison awaiting trial.
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