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Lawyers for Hawks KZN head Senona looking into his ‘unlawful’ removal from office | SA News

2 February 2026 by Guest

Lawyers representing KwaZulu-Natal Hawks head Maj-Gen Lesetja Senona say they are still trying to establish the facts surrounding what they called his unlawful removal from his office on Saturday.

Senona’s attorney Rudolph Baloyi told TimesLIVE on Sunday that Senona and his secretary were allegedly removed from his office and his laptop was confiscated by an SAPS officer whose name is known to TimesLIVE.

“The officer told him that they have been instructed by Gen [Nhlanhla] Mkhwanazi [KZN police commissioner] that they must remove him from office, take his office keys and laptop. Gen Senona was then escorted out of his office and the building, then followed home,” Baloyi said.

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