Gauteng Serial Rapist Sentenced To Life Imprisonment

Published 10 April, 2022

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Another South African serial rapist has been sentenced to life imprisonment.

Tshitso Mothesele from Khutong in Gauteng was sentenced to 195 years behind bars for 15 counts of rape, 8 counts of robbery with aggravating circumstances and kidnapping.

Mothesele committed the crimes between April 2017 and December 2018.

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has welcomed the sentence.

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