Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi revealed that he has been receiving death threats and has escalated his concerns to the Hawks.
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has reported receiving death threats and has informed the Hawks about his concerns.Death threats on Minister of Home Affairs, Motsoaledi emphasises that he is treating the matter of the death threats with utmost seriousness and has escalated it to the attention of the Hawks for investigation.
“He said he was sent to assassinate me. They have paid him money, and he wanted me to pay more so he can assassinate the people who sent him rather than me,” said Motsoaledi.The Hawks have been investigating the matter, and he feels they have made a lot of progress, but he stated that he can’t disclose any information about the investigation.
“The people of the world and of Palestine didn’t draw back when the apartheid state was at its worst. They stood with the liberation movement so we can’t stand back now. We must be with them and one of the things we must not allow is a failure of courage.”
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