Molefe Seeletsa is a Journalist at The Citizen. He covers a diverse range of topics, including law and legal affairs, crime and justice, government and politics, and societal issues, often focusing on court proceedings, legal reform, and public policy. Molefe's work has been featured in The Citizen News, Moneyweb, and Algoa FM.
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Molefe's coverage is predominantly focused on crime, South African politics, and government announcements. Given this focus, pitches should offer insights or expertise related to the evolving stories in South African politics, crime trends and legal policy regulations within the country.
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By: Molefe Seeletsa
Matlala has repeatedly relied on his constitutional right against self-incrimination when confronted with certain issues.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
The defence has argued that the accused have alibis and that the actual perpetrators remain at large.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
Matlala confirmed that the two had worked together on various business opportunities.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
The businessman claims the former KZN Hawks boss had his 'best interests' at heart.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
The Good party has been ordered to pay nearly R100 000 in penalties after the Electoral Court found that it failed to disclose a donation received ahead of the 2021 local government elections.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
The chairperson advised the former Hawks national head challenge the police's refusal.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
An Ipid investigation concluded that two off-duty police officers had attended the scene.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) member Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has doubled down on the remarks she made about the role of money in the party's leadership contests, despite being taken to court over her claims.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
Mkhwanazi's lawyer has claims Matlala and EMPD fleet manager Chris Steyn are expected to appear alongside his client.
By: Molefe Seeletsa
The state is also preparing to bring Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala back into the main case.
