R250k reward for information on Limpopo mayor’s murder

The mayor was gunned down and his son injured by three armed men.

The hunt is on for the murderers of Collins Chabane Local Municipal mayor, Moses Maluleke. Police have established a task team and is offering a R250 000 reward to anyone with information that will lead to an arrest and conviction of his murderers.

Maluleke (56) was gunned down at his home last Thursday evening.

Police say in a media statement that three armed men entered the mayor’s home at Shikundu village in the Saselamani area and demanded money.

The suspects then shot the mayor and his 18-year-old son and fled the scene. The mayor died instantly, while his son sustained injuries and was taken to hospital for medical attention.

Limpopo provincial commissioner, Lieutenant Geneneral Thembi Hadebe, who visited the scene on the night of the shooting, assembled a task team to probe the incident. An intensive investigation is currently underway.

Anyone with valuable information that can lead to the arrest and subsequent conviction of these perpetrators may contact the investigating team leaders: Brigadier Chris Mabasa on 082 469 0739, Lieutenant Colonel Ndou on 082 807 2666, Lieutenant Colonel Boshomane on 079 894 5501 or Sergeant Khosa on 073 616 9888.

Alternatively, the Crime Stop number 08600 10111 or the nearest police station can be contacted or use the MySAPSApp. Callers may opt to remain anonymous, and any information received will be treated with strict confidentiality

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