The High Court has frozen Mohlabula-Nokana’s bank accounts and a residential property in Maseru allegedly bought with the proceeds of crime. The Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences (DCEO) accuses the two of misappropriating WLSA funds between 2016 and 2022. WLSA is a regional network promoting the legal and socio-economic rights of women and children in Southern Africa. They also allegedly sold a house built with WLSA funds for M515,000, without recording the proceeds in the organisation’s accounts. The DCEO argues that the M410,000 shortfall came from misappropriated WLSA funds, “tainting the property as proceeds of crime”.