Suspended Ekurhuleni metro police chief Mkhwanazi, city manager Lerutla get R30k bail

Author: Thato GololoPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Suspended Ekurhuleni metro police chief Mkhwanazi, city manager Lerutla get R30k bail

Ekurhuleni metro police chief Mkhwanazi and city manager Lerutla have been granted bail of R30,000 each. Their arrest follows allegations of corruption. Both men are expected to appear in court to face the charges against them.

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