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Colonel Govender presented a phone call recording from some Mr. Ntandane, who works with another one called Mavuso. They are like Mogotsi's of KZN, "political fixers, business people." They apparently wanted Govender to implicate General Senona and General Mkhwanazi. He's heard admitting that people behind the scheme are Robert...

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🤯 Talk about a political trap snapping back on its architect! Remember when suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu and his Chief of Staff, Cedrick Nkabinde, tried to completely embarrass General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi at the Ad Hoc Committee? They dropped that infamous "10-minute secret recording" thinking they had the General cornered. Instead, Mkhwanazi sounded calm, collected, and completely unbothered—even dropping gems about knowing all about Malema's political connections! The absolute second-hand embarrassment of the Minister stuttering, admitting he "made a terrible mistake," and coming up empty-handed was pure political theatre. But let’s talk about the spine chilling part everyone conveniently ignored. Right before the audio abruptly cut off, General Mkhwanazi brought up General Shadrack Sibiya’s infamous trip to Zimbabwe, explicitly mentioning that people died because of that visit. The entire Ad Hoc Committee suddenly got collective amnesia and refused to touch it.Why? Because Mkhwanazi was poking at the darkest skeleton in the SAPS closet: the brutal 2010/2011 illegal Zimbabwe cross-border renditions. Digging into who actually died and who signed those orders would open a massive Pandora’s box of state-sponsored assassinations and dirty political favors. The politicians might want those names buried forever in dusty IPID files, but Mkhwanazi just reminded everyone that he knows exactly where the bodies are buried and he holds the map. #MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi

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