Warrant Officer Moalusi had taken a state car to the car wash and when he returned later that evening to pick up the vehicle from the car wash, the officer was accosted by two (2) unknown suspects who fatally shot at the officer and certified dead at the scene.

The suspects then robbed the deceased officer of his service pistol, the state vehicle (a Toyota Hilux) and two cell phones. The state vehicle was later found abandoned in Tsakane Ext 6.

It is believed that Jojo Edumundo David Mondlana (picture attached) might be of assistance with information relating to this case. The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation in Gauteng is appealing to members of the public who may have information on the whereabouts of Mondlana to contact the investigating officer Warrant Officer Frederick Jacob Reubenheimer on 082 778 9390 or anonymously call Crime Stop on 0860 10111.

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The East London Commercial Crimes Court handed down the sentence this week, following a years-long investigation by the Hawks, South Africa’s Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation.

Nongogo, described by investigators as the “mastermind,” was arrested back in October 2019 alongside his accomplice, Thobani Mabizela. Their operation ran from January 2018 to February 2019, targeting vehicle finance institutions.

According to Warrant Officer Ndiphiwe Mhlakuvana, Nongogo helped individuals who did not qualify for car finance obtain it by creating fake payslips and employment documents. These were then submitted to a financial institution, and after verification calls were made to fictional employers, vehicle loans were approved.

Cars were delivered to the clients — but not a single repayment was ever made. Once the fraud was detected, the matter was handed over to the Hawks.

Mabizela was found guilty in April and is due to be sentenced on June 30, 2025.

While Nongogo received a suspended sentence on the condition that he does not commit further fraud, his legal troubles are far from over. He remains in custody, as he is still facing additional charges in other ongoing matters.

He has also been declared unfit to own a firearm.

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