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Police boss Bonang Mgwenya fired amid corruption allegations

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Lieutenant-General Bonang Mgwenya and at least a dozen other suspects face corruption charges in connection with fraud amounting to R191 million. Mgwenya is alleged to have influenced the awarding of a contract to a company belonging to Vimpie Manthatha, another co-accused

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