The head of the investigating directorate of the National Prosecuting Authority has asked the Hawks to reinvestigate the controversial rental deal involving their political boss, Police Minister Bheki Cele. | City_Press
The case against Cele, which stems from his attempts more than 10 years ago to rent a building in Pretoria that would serve as the new police headquarters, without following tender procedures, is one of those explored by journalist Jacques Pauw in his new
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