‘Big 5’ ally thanked Lebeya for his ‘efforts’ – after Hawks disrupted Molefe arrest

Author: Karyn MaughanPublished on: September 2, 2026Country: South Africa

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‘Big 5’ ally thanked Lebeya for his ‘efforts’ – after Hawks disrupted Molefe arrest

An ally of the 'Big 5' thanked Lebeya for his efforts after the Hawks disrupted Molefe's arrest. This incident raised questions about the effectiveness of police operations. Tensions between law enforcement and political figures continue to affect the security situation in South Africa.

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