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‎South Africa police chief Fannie Masemola charged for corruption

Suspended South Africa police chief, Fannie Masemola is facing criminal charges in court.

Pretoria – South Africa police commissioner, Fannie Masemola was charged in court for corruption involving R360 million Medicare24 tender scandal that was awarded to alleged underground crime boss Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala.
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‎Masemola who is under suspension appeared wearing a formal jacket at Pretoria magistrate court.
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‎He will be jointly charged with Matlala and 15 others on 13 May when the case continues.
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South Africa police commissioner Fannie Masemola charged for corruption.

‎Masemola,61,faces four counts of contravening the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA).
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‎He has told reporters that he is innocent.
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‎South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to appoint an acting police commissioner in the next few days.
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‎This is not the first time that a South African police chief has been arrested.
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‎The late Jackie Selebi was convicted for corruption in the past years for receiving gifts from criminals.
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‎South Africa is riddled with massive crime that range from corruption, murders, robberies, rape and organized crime.
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