News24 | UPDATE | Special Forces general accused of killing Hawks officer remains on bail – court

Brigadier General Solomon Lechoenyo, the recently appointed head of the South African National Defence Force’s Special Forces, will remain out on bail after the Randburg Magistrate’s Court ruled that he and five co-accused did not violate their bail conditions.

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News24 | UPDATE | Special Forces general accused of killing Hawks officer remains on bail – court

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