The minister of sports is addressing the media regarding exed Hawks boss Berning Ntlameza and Saps' new crime fighting strategies.
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#Mbalula: It is worrisome when one at the helm of SAPS is having such allegations #Phahlane @AfriNewsAgency
— Chief J (@MaromoFineArt) April 25, 2017
#SAPS Mbalula: says he will be guided by the courts and will apply his mind to the issue of Phahlane. BB
— Barry Bateman (@barrybateman) April 25, 2017
#SAPS Mbalula: says he’s aware of the “damning” allegations against Phahlane, but says these matters are before the courts. BB
— Barry Bateman (@barrybateman) April 25, 2017
.@MbalulaFikile: there is war now. Let's not play gimmicks.
He says he won't speak about #Ntlemeza matter further.— Karyn Maughan (@karynmaughan) April 25, 2017
.@barrybateman asks @MbalulaFikile about #Ntlemeza lawyer claims that BN would only return state cell phone once he'd wiped it.
— Karyn Maughan (@karynmaughan) April 25, 2017
.@MbalulaFikile: issue not about what I said to press. If people think they have right to be where they are, then law will protect them.
— Karyn Maughan (@karynmaughan) April 25, 2017
.@MbalulaFikile says #Ntlemeza phone should have been returned yesterday.
— Karyn Maughan (@karynmaughan) April 25, 2017
#Mbalula: Those who obey #Ntlemeza are acting illegally. I am aware of them and I am coming for them.
— POWER987News (@POWER987News) April 25, 2017
#Mbalula: There are people who come from Zimbabwe to promote criminality here in South Africa.
— POWER987News (@POWER987News) April 25, 2017
#Mbalula: Police men and women must be fit. No mokhaba- and that starts with me too.
— Koketso Dlongolo (@Kokid8) April 25, 2017
#Mbalula: Criminals are very sophisticated. They know how to undermine the law and its systems. But we are coming for you.
— Koketso Dlongolo (@Kokid8) April 25, 2017
😂😂😂😂😂😂 #Mbalula pic.twitter.com/Yc9tksJZnF
— Freestyling 🤷🏾♂️🙇🏾♂️ (@pappie_snr) April 25, 2017
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