Farmgate saga continues, Lamola points the finger at Namibia

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The Minister of Justice says it’s untrue that South Africa did not respond to a request for mutual legal assistance from Namibia — to arrest one of the accused in the Phala Phala game farm robbery. David Immanuwela is a Namibian national who was alleged to have been part of the theft. (Minister) Ronald Lamola says they’ve been working with the Namibian government since 2020, to bring all the perpetrators to book.

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