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Molibeli fires LEPOSA spokesperson
Pascalinah Kabi
POLICE Commissioner Holomo Molibeli has fired Lesotho Mounted Police Service Staff Association (LEPOSA) spokesperson, Police Constable (PC) Motlatsi Mofokeng.
PC Mofokeng was served with his dismissal letter on Monday barely a week after he lost his High Court bid to stop Commissioner Molibeli from initiating processes to fire him from the force.
High Court Judge Moroke Mokhesi dismissed his application to permanently interdict Commissioner Molibeli from firing him for allegedly concealing information that he was convicted of assaulting one Thabang Tsubane in 1999.
PC Mofokeng had filed his application last October in response to Commissioner Molibeli’s 9 October 2020 letter asking him to “show cause” why he should not be dismissed from the police force in terms of section 31 (1) (b) of the Police Act which states that an officer who gains admission into the police service through misrepresentation, concealing information
Top LCS officer challenges demotion
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Mohalenyane Phakela
LESOTHO Correctional Service (LCS) Acting Commissioner, Chabana Majara, has been dragged to court over his January 2021 decision to reverse LCS officers’ promotions which were effected in 2015.
One of the promoted officers, Percy Bereng, who was appointed assistant superintendent in April 2015, last week filed an urgent High Court application arguing that Commissioner Majara does not have the power to demote him.
He also argues that he stands to suffer irreparable harm if his salary is cut and if he is compelled to pay the M100 169, which is said to be an “overpayment” on his salary from April 2015 when his promotion was effected.