Three armed suspects allegedly forced entry into the property.
The South African Police Service (Saps) are investigating a house robbery at the home of former International Relations Minister and Nelson Mandela Chancellor Dr Naledi Pandor.
It is understood that the break-in at Pandor’s home occurred in Valleria on Friday night.
Armed suspects
According to police, three armed suspects allegedly forced entry into the property at around 9pm.
The suspects reportedly confronted Dr Pandor in the bedroom, while another suspect held her husband in the bathroom, as the house was searched and ransacked.
Robbery
Several items were stolen, including televisions, a laptop, and mobile phones. before the suspects fled the scene in the family’s Toyota Cross, according to eNCA.
Police said the vehicle was later recovered in Mamelodi East. No injuries were reported, and police said investigations are continuing.
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