Security firm director in bitter fight with son

MASERU — T&T Security company director, Jason Tlali, has fallen out with his son Tlali Tlali whom he accuses of spreading malicious rumours about him.

Tlali also said his son who is the coordinator of Face of Rajoc, a beauty pageant company, has been trying to sabotage his security company.

The son has since left T&T Security to join M&A Security, a rival company.

Tlali said his son has been spreading rumours that he is having an extramarital affair with a married woman.

He said his son started spreading the rumour after he helped a woman who was fighting with her husband at the Pioneer Mall in December.

The woman, Tlali said, escaped into his car when she was being attacked by her husband.

The enraged husband then threw stones at Tlali’s car before fleeing.

Tlali said after that incident his son started telling people that he was having an affair with the woman he had helped.

Asked why his own son could maliciously spread the rumours, Tlali said the son is on campaign to sabotage T&T Company because of jealous.

Tlali said his son has been bitter since he squandered money he had saved for him since he was a toddler.

He said his son, like the Biblical prodigal son of Jesus’ parable, pressured him to give him the money he had saved for his future.

Together with his wife ’Matlali, Tlali then signed off the funds from an insurance company to their son.

“We were hoping that, since he was well off and was working at T&T, we should transfer the funds to his children’s trust,” Tlali said.

“He pressured us to give him the money and we gave it to him.”

He said his son used the money to open a beauty salon called Rajoc “which he mismanaged until it collapsed”.

“This boy is bitter because, after leaving this security company, he has become broke.”

Tlali said tens of thousands of maloti disappeared from T&T Security when his son worked there.

“He even attempted to sell my car in Gauteng, South Africa. I alerted the police and they stopped that.”

“He also made false claims that I have died. I think he wanted to swindle an insurance company,” Tlali said.

He said the son has now joined a rival company, M&A Security, and is hell bent on sabotaging T&T Security.

Tlali said he had e-mails which he claimed were written by his son to T&T customers introducing M&A Security, saying he was no longer associated with T&T as he had sold his shares.

He denied ever being in love with the married woman.

“I know that all this wrong information, which is false, came from my own son Tlali,” the seemingly agitated father said.

The T&T Security’s operations manager, Silas Maliehe, has corroborated Tlali’s explanation that the woman had taken refuge in the car as she was running away from her angry husband.

“People came and watched and it seemed they were not aware of who was attacking who,” Maliehe said.

“They only dispersed when I produced a gun and a police officer in plain clothes arrested that man,” he said.

The son told the Lesotho Times yesterday that his father was telling lies.

“This is a blatant lie,” he said of his father.

“I stopped working for T&T around 2004 or 2005, a long time ago and I do not know what is happening in it and I do not care,” he said.

“It is the people, his workers that he does not pay, who come to me saying I should tell him to pay them. I am not sabotaging the company.”

He said he is highly trained in security business and he is not broke to an extent that he can seek money through illegal means.

“As for his injury at the mall, the man who beat him up came to me and told me that,” he said.

“I do not spread rumours. I am not a rumour monger.”

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There Are 19 Responses So Far. »

  1. Because of JEALOUSY, not jealous. Basotho!!!!!! You cant even write simple english and u claim to be journalists. Mxm

  2. Hela uena moshanyana ea sa rateng ho its’ebeletsa ka thata. Wa bona Ntata’o ha a ka hlokahala o tla bona masepa, o sitoa ho sebetsa ka thata ho hoholo ke ho rata matekatse Maseru moo ha o qeta o tsekisa Ntata’o thepa. O photholehile ke o joetse. Uena o re lekane ke ea bona o se o fapanya litlhare jwale.

    Nxa Ntate Jason moshanyana enoa o hloka ho mamelloa ha nyenyane pele

  3. Tlali,,,, u le phoso kapa chee, hlonepha Mao le Ntatau, matsatsi a hau a tle a eketsehe lefatseng.

    KHOTSO PULA NALA.

  4. E ka nna eaba his son o bua ‘nete, my brother worked for T & T for three months a sa pataloe, ha a batla chelete a tsolisoa uniform a tsamaea ka likhopo a lelekoa. Ha a so fumane le cent le tsatsing lena.

  5. Batho ba etsoa lintho tse bohloko mono.

  6. But why should we care? Rona re kena kae tabeng tsa Jason le mora hae tsa ho tseka bofebe? Is this really meant for our consumption. While I understand that tubloids like Lesotho times often run out of stories, I still think they can do better. Lesotho Times there is still room for improvement. Just leave taba tsa malapa ka thoko.

  7. Tlali pay your employees, they ought to be paid as the law stands.
    As for the son, i would advise him to respect his parents.He seem to be out of order.

  8. @ Lefefoane.tru my brotha.

  9. tjhe wena Kamanga Malawi hao ithlomphe ho hang, hake batle maikutlo a batho o hloka ho itokisa o kena taba tsa malapa tsa hao dio hlotse.

    Lesotho times morespecially wena caswell o itheotse seriti, ke mang a tla bala koranta e tjee. ke swabile nete ruri

    Hore na mang o phoso hase taba ya rona hoo le ho tsebang ke ho bona diqoqo tse mahlong aba bang lona mapolanka aka maihlong a lona ona le sa a bone.

    Nnete ke hore mehleng ya Tlali Tlali(son) mono T&T company eo ene e hlompheha basebetsi ba butswuwe ba apara ka makhethe ba patalwa ka nako, aku e shebe hajwale, wena etsa qeto, rea di bona le pakeng tsa diotlwana

  10. Mesebetsi e tla o latela Ntate Tlali joalo ka makareche a terene.

  11. Tsa lona lia patoa, tsa rona lia pepesoa nthoena ke masaoana. T & T esale e ntse e sa patale basebetsi hantle ka nako. Ngoana hloneepha ‘ma le ‘ntatao matsatsi a hao a tla eketseha, khili Tlali enoa ke motho ea joang a ka phehisanang khang le ‘ntatae haholo tabeng tsa masaoana a bohlola. O pale moshanyana. Monna moholo le eena a itekole, ha ho mosi o qobang ho se mollo.

  12. Ke tsona ntho tse nyontsang tsena.

  13. Lesotho Times should stop interferring with personal business. I think it’s none of you f$%^#$ business to go into people’s bedrooms. You should be ashamed of yourselves. Or maybe, you are trying to increase sales ?

  14. Okay, the writer of this story is Caswell Tlali. Maybe you have a personal family business with T & T owner, so you want to discredit him, sis. You are a pathetic,unprofessional writer. I wonder where you attended ‘journalism’ course, if you ever did ..!! You must be ashamed of yourself …

  15. Banna ke nho e mpe ha motho e moholo a boua leshano, mosali a ka balehela ka koloing ea hae joang likoloi li lengata, ha mmoho le masecurity, `nete ke hore bana ba bashanyana ba boulella bo `mabona, haholo ha ntatae a ntse a ja chelete ea bo le matekatsi, Tlali monna ke ea utloela he banna bana ba lifebe ba re tenne.

  16. @ Mzini English came to Lesotho by our father’s horse back therefore don’t blame our journalist for incorrect English. I am very disappointed with the father n his son misconduct. khidik!

  17. [...] Security firm director in bitter fight with son : Lesotho Times http://www.lestimes.com/The son has since left T&T Security to join M&A Security, a rival company. Tlali said his son has been spreading rumours that he is having an extramarital affair with a married woman. He said his son started spreading the … [...]

  18. Wena Tlali le ntat’ao lea hlanya ebile ke bona eka le batho ba seleng.Le bafokoli ba ba kakang le tsamaeang le pepesa taba tsa lona sechabeng.Ntat’ao o hloloa ho u khalemela le wena u hloloa ho mo hlompha,le bona eka le phela hantle? Sis!bofebe ka hara lelapa!

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