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Evidence leaders presented a timeline showing General Khan's disciplinary troubles at Crime Intelligence aligning with interventions by Mr. Malema. On 30 July 2021, Khan received a disciplinary notice and initially told Mr. Sayed to hold off involving Malema. After the story leaked to the press on 2 August, Khan...

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Evidence leaders presented WhatsApp chats showing General Khan, via Mr. Sayed, coordinating with Mr. Malema to orchestrate the removal of the Inspector General of Intelligence. Khan drafted questions for Parliament, including: "Convicted drug dealer... claims to be close friends with you. Is this true?" and "What gratification does the Inspector General... enjoy from this person?" The aim was to trap the Inspector General into lying about his relationship with a convicted drug lord (Tomi Marimutu). Khan stated: "This should get him to lie. And in return, we can ask for his removal because he lied." The chats show Malema was directly involved in formulating questions, and a meeting between Malema, Khan, and Sayed was arranged for 20 June 2021. #MadlangaCommission
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Evidence leaders presented WhatsApp chats showing General Khan, via Mr. Sayed, coordinating with Mr. Malema to orchestrate the removal of the Inspector General of Intelligence. Khan drafted questions for Parliament, including: "Convicted drug dealer... claims to be close friends with you. Is this true?" and "What gratification does the Inspector General... enjoy from this person?" The aim was to trap the Inspector General into lying about his relationship with a convicted drug lord (Tomi Marimutu). Khan stated: "This should get him to lie. And in return, we can ask for his removal because he lied." The chats show Malema was directly involved in formulating questions, and a meeting between Malema, Khan, and Sayed was arranged for 20 June 2021. #MadlangaCommission

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Evidence leaders continued presenting WhatsApp chats between General Khan and Mo Sayed regarding the PPE tender. On 4 June 2021, Sayed said: "Let's sell some masks." Khan replied: "Okay bro, I will speak to them tomorrow." Sayed responded: "Perfect, bro... I have a feeling that you're going to pull it off." The next day, Sayed asked: "Please ask what name was the transversal contracts saved under?"—revealing they were working on a transversal contract. On 23 June 2021, Sayed sent his CSD registration number. On 7 July 2021, a voice note from Sayed asked Khan to check with "General Fahny" (Fani) how many test kits were needed for different government departments. The Commission adjourned. #MadlangaCommission
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Evidence leaders continued presenting WhatsApp chats between General Khan and Mo Sayed regarding the PPE tender. On 4 June 2021, Sayed said: "Let's sell some masks." Khan replied: "Okay bro, I will speak to them tomorrow." Sayed responded: "Perfect, bro... I have a feeling that you're going to pull it off." The next day, Sayed asked: "Please ask what name was the transversal contracts saved under?"—revealing they were working on a transversal contract. On 23 June 2021, Sayed sent his CSD registration number. On 7 July 2021, a voice note from Sayed asked Khan to check with "General Fahny" (Fani) how many test kits were needed for different government departments. The Commission adjourned. #MadlangaCommission

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KHAN, SAYED & MALEMA There was a parallel exchange between Major General Khan and Mr Julius Malema, intermediated by Mr Sayed. • On 15 June 2021, Mr Sayed forwarded to Major General Khan a message from Mr Julius Malema in the following terms: “Need to know the complaint in case no: SANDTON CAS 76/07/2019.” • He followed this up with a message explaining the source of this request: “Juju bru”. • At 16h57 on 15 June, Major General Khan obliged by providing an extract from the SAPS computerized case filing system with details of the name of the complainant in the case. A copy of the extract from the SAPS case filing system is attached. Major General Khan then also separately messaged Mr Sayed with not only the complainant’s name, but also his address. • The complainant in Sandton CAS 76/07/2019 was the curator of VBS Bank, Mr Anoush Rooplal. Mr Malema has been implicated in the VBS Bank scandal in the plea explanation affidavit of the former VBS Chair, Mr Tshifwa Matodzi who pleaded guilty and was sentenced to an effective 15 year term of imprisonment for his role in the scandal. Mr Matodzi stated in his plea explanation affidavit that, in an attempt to buy EFF political protection for VBS, he had paid bribes of millions of rands to Mr Malema and Mr Floyd Shivambu in the guise of making donations to the EFF. Source: Justice, Crime Prevention and Security
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KHAN, SAYED & MALEMA There was a parallel exchange between Major General Khan and Mr Julius Malema, intermediated by Mr Sayed. • On 15 June 2021, Mr Sayed forwarded to Major General Khan a message from Mr Julius Malema in the following terms: “Need to know the complaint in case no: SANDTON CAS 76/07/2019.” • He followed this up with a message explaining the source of this request: “Juju bru”. • At 16h57 on 15 June, Major General Khan obliged by providing an extract from the SAPS computerized case filing system with details of the name of the complainant in the case. A copy of the extract from the SAPS case filing system is attached. Major General Khan then also separately messaged Mr Sayed with not only the complainant’s name, but also his address. • The complainant in Sandton CAS 76/07/2019 was the curator of VBS Bank, Mr Anoush Rooplal. Mr Malema has been implicated in the VBS Bank scandal in the plea explanation affidavit of the former VBS Chair, Mr Tshifwa Matodzi who pleaded guilty and was sentenced to an effective 15 year term of imprisonment for his role in the scandal. Mr Matodzi stated in his plea explanation affidavit that, in an attempt to buy EFF political protection for VBS, he had paid bribes of millions of rands to Mr Malema and Mr Floyd Shivambu in the guise of making donations to the EFF. Source: Justice, Crime Prevention and Security

Zintoh Mhlanga

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Evidence leaders presented a voice note from Mo Sayed to General Khan (7 July 2021), asking Khan to check with "Pilot" how many test kits were needed for different government departments, as Sayed had approval to distribute through Carnilinx and stock approved by SAHPRA. They then showed a screenshot Khan sent to Sayed (12 July 2021) containing internal SAPS information—the number of disposable face masks required per province—which would not have been publicly available and would benefit a bidder. Below that was a public Treasury instruction (COVID procurement). The evidence leaders noted the internal SAPS mask numbers were "not information that was publicly available" and would advantage a bidder. #MadlangaCommission
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Evidence leaders presented a voice note from Mo Sayed to General Khan (7 July 2021), asking Khan to check with "Pilot" how many test kits were needed for different government departments, as Sayed had approval to distribute through Carnilinx and stock approved by SAHPRA. They then showed a screenshot Khan sent to Sayed (12 July 2021) containing internal SAPS information—the number of disposable face masks required per province—which would not have been publicly available and would benefit a bidder. Below that was a public Treasury instruction (COVID procurement). The evidence leaders noted the internal SAPS mask numbers were "not information that was publicly available" and would advantage a bidder. #MadlangaCommission

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In Case You missed It: Commissioner Khumalo quickly catches Adv Matthew Chaskalson trying to manipulate whatsapp chats when trying to link Julius Malema to tender rigging for a company called "Bertorite" In a conversation between General Khan and Mohamed Sayed. Commissioner Baloyi also picks up on this trickery and leaves Adv Matthew Chaskalson scrambling. Adv Chaskalson says later evidence will reveal the links. #MadlangaCommission || #MadlangaInquiry
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In Case You missed It: Commissioner Khumalo quickly catches Adv Matthew Chaskalson trying to manipulate whatsapp chats when trying to link Julius Malema to tender rigging for a company called "Bertorite" In a conversation between General Khan and Mohamed Sayed. Commissioner Baloyi also picks up on this trickery and leaves Adv Matthew Chaskalson scrambling. Adv Chaskalson says later evidence will reveal the links. #MadlangaCommission || #MadlangaInquiry

NOWinSA

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Deputy Crime Intelligence head Feroz Khan will appear at the Madlanga Commission on 1 July. A full bundle of court papers linked to his summons has been released. It reveals close ties and dealings with tobacco magnate Mohammad Sayed, Julius Malema and others. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403
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Deputy Crime Intelligence head Feroz Khan will appear at the Madlanga Commission on 1 July. A full bundle of court papers linked to his summons has been released. It reveals close ties and dealings with tobacco magnate Mohammad Sayed, Julius Malema and others. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403

eNCA

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EFF Leader, Julius Malema, has told 702 that KZN Police Commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, requested a meeting with him via Crime Intelligence’s General Firoz Khan. Malema: “After I criticised him on the AKA case, I did not ask for a meeting. He asked for one with me.” Khan’s name keeps surfacing at both the Ad Hoc Committee and the Madlanga Commission, with serious questions around his links to especially some politicians. Last week, Mkhwanazi told MPs that Crime Intelligence needs a clean-up — and said Khan should be the first to go. He made a series of allegations against Khan. It’s unclear if the Madlanga Commission has subpoenaed Khan. Some political parties did not want to call him to the Ad Hoc Committee to testify. Pule Letshwiti-Jones
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EFF Leader, Julius Malema, has told 702 that KZN Police Commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, requested a meeting with him via Crime Intelligence’s General Firoz Khan. Malema: “After I criticised him on the AKA case, I did not ask for a meeting. He asked for one with me.” Khan’s name keeps surfacing at both the Ad Hoc Committee and the Madlanga Commission, with serious questions around his links to especially some politicians. Last week, Mkhwanazi told MPs that Crime Intelligence needs a clean-up — and said Khan should be the first to go. He made a series of allegations against Khan. It’s unclear if the Madlanga Commission has subpoenaed Khan. Some political parties did not want to call him to the Ad Hoc Committee to testify. Pule Letshwiti-Jones

Yusuf Abramjee

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There has been speculation regarding the relationship between EFF Leader Julius Malema and Major-General Feroz Khan. It was fueled by various photographs of the two at an EFF event and other circulating rumours. On Monday, the nature of this relationship was laid bare, with the alleged cigarette smuggler Mohammed Sayed implicated as an intermediary between the two. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403
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There has been speculation regarding the relationship between EFF Leader Julius Malema and Major-General Feroz Khan. It was fueled by various photographs of the two at an EFF event and other circulating rumours. On Monday, the nature of this relationship was laid bare, with the alleged cigarette smuggler Mohammed Sayed implicated as an intermediary between the two. Tune in to #eNCA, channel #DStv403

eNCA

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🚨🚨🚨 Fellow Dlangarians, there is a fire on the mountain! 🔥🔥🔥 Today, Chef Chaskoko served up a scorching dish: leaked chats between Msayisayi (Mo Sayed) and General M Khan that directly drag Julius Malema into the kitchen. The digital trail heavily suggests that Sayed acted as the central middleman between Julius and Khan. In one exchange, Msayisayi explicitly asks Khan if he should bring "Juju" on board to help navigate his workplace disciplinary case. While Khan initially declined, he changed his mind just a few days later prompting a swift promise from Majuju that Khan was "going nowhere." But the plot thickens. Additional chats expose Juju allegedly asking Msayisayi to lobby Khananavista to push a company called Berta Bride which is seemingly linked to Juju to secure a lucrative fleet tender. As it stands, Juju is the only player who has submitted an affidavit to Dlangi’s Smokey Steakhouse regarding the six heavy accusations levelled against him by investigators. Among these is a serious charge of conspiracy to remove the former Inspector-General of Intelligence (IGI), Dr Setlhomamaru Dintwe. Yet, looking closely at his affidavit, Juju's strategy is transparent. He addresses only a single allegation of conspiracy. He flatly denies it, defending his actions by claiming he routinely receives tip-offs and is simply fulfilling his duty to hold public servants accountable. Conveniently, Jujulyzer completely evades the alleged conversations between Msayisayi and General Makhananavista, claiming absolute ignorance. It feels less like a defense and more like a high-stakes dare. He is practically challenging the Steakhouse to trigger Section 205 to force the surrender of his cellphone records and financial statements. Heheheee, grab your popcorn, Dlangarians. I foresee him seated exactly where the other Julius was trapped not too long ago. The entire floor is going to turn red that day. And make no mistake it won't be from the colour of his political attire. It will be a political bloodbath. How do these leaders consistently forget the golden rule of the digital age? You delete, we retrieve. 😆 🤣 #MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi
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🚨🚨🚨 Fellow Dlangarians, there is a fire on the mountain! 🔥🔥🔥 Today, Chef Chaskoko served up a scorching dish: leaked chats between Msayisayi (Mo Sayed) and General M Khan that directly drag Julius Malema into the kitchen. The digital trail heavily suggests that Sayed acted as the central middleman between Julius and Khan. In one exchange, Msayisayi explicitly asks Khan if he should bring "Juju" on board to help navigate his workplace disciplinary case. While Khan initially declined, he changed his mind just a few days later prompting a swift promise from Majuju that Khan was "going nowhere." But the plot thickens. Additional chats expose Juju allegedly asking Msayisayi to lobby Khananavista to push a company called Berta Bride which is seemingly linked to Juju to secure a lucrative fleet tender. As it stands, Juju is the only player who has submitted an affidavit to Dlangi’s Smokey Steakhouse regarding the six heavy accusations levelled against him by investigators. Among these is a serious charge of conspiracy to remove the former Inspector-General of Intelligence (IGI), Dr Setlhomamaru Dintwe. Yet, looking closely at his affidavit, Juju's strategy is transparent. He addresses only a single allegation of conspiracy. He flatly denies it, defending his actions by claiming he routinely receives tip-offs and is simply fulfilling his duty to hold public servants accountable. Conveniently, Jujulyzer completely evades the alleged conversations between Msayisayi and General Makhananavista, claiming absolute ignorance. It feels less like a defense and more like a high-stakes dare. He is practically challenging the Steakhouse to trigger Section 205 to force the surrender of his cellphone records and financial statements. Heheheee, grab your popcorn, Dlangarians. I foresee him seated exactly where the other Julius was trapped not too long ago. The entire floor is going to turn red that day. And make no mistake it won't be from the colour of his political attire. It will be a political bloodbath. How do these leaders consistently forget the golden rule of the digital age? You delete, we retrieve. 😆 🤣 #MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi

Kwena Molekwa

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The main thing Chair Madlanga is querying about this in camera application brought by General Khan's lawyers is that their explanation is swaak, they only want issues relating to the Aeroton drug bust to be heard in public,anything else to be heard in camera. Everything else they mention so far, is the relationship between Khan and Sayed and how exposing that will have intelligence or security implications. Chair is asking what exactly is it about Sayed and Khan that cannot be heard in public, and how can they not substantiate what else about Khan's evidence would compromise national security. Chair is justified to be this annoyed. #MadlangaCommission
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The main thing Chair Madlanga is querying about this in camera application brought by General Khan's lawyers is that their explanation is swaak, they only want issues relating to the Aeroton drug bust to be heard in public,anything else to be heard in camera. Everything else they mention so far, is the relationship between Khan and Sayed and how exposing that will have intelligence or security implications. Chair is asking what exactly is it about Sayed and Khan that cannot be heard in public, and how can they not substantiate what else about Khan's evidence would compromise national security. Chair is justified to be this annoyed. #MadlangaCommission

Tau e Tshehadi

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According to an explosive affidavit before the #MadlangaCommission, suspended Crime Intelligence Major-General Feroz Khan allegedly shared the name and residential address of VBS Mutual Bank curator Anoosh Rooplal with EFF leader Julius Malema. The affidavit alleges the information was provided after Malema requested details about the complainant in a VBS-related criminal case.
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According to an explosive affidavit before the #MadlangaCommission, suspended Crime Intelligence Major-General Feroz Khan allegedly shared the name and residential address of VBS Mutual Bank curator Anoosh Rooplal with EFF leader Julius Malema. The affidavit alleges the information was provided after Malema requested details about the complainant in a VBS-related criminal case.

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♦️Must Watch♦️ “I could not find a single wrongdoing by General Khan. In fact, I stated in my own words that the SAPS owes General Khan for what he did, because he stopped police officers who had come to collect drugs under the authority of the then head of traffic routing.” Gen Mkhwanazi’s testimony at the Madlanga Commission regarding General Khan. It is for this reason that The Ad Hoc Committee had no substantive basis to call him for questioning. Suggestions that he was ‘protected’ by the CIC Julius Sello Malema are therefore based on a fallacy and are not supported by the evidence on record.
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♦️Must Watch♦️ “I could not find a single wrongdoing by General Khan. In fact, I stated in my own words that the SAPS owes General Khan for what he did, because he stopped police officers who had come to collect drugs under the authority of the then head of traffic routing.” Gen Mkhwanazi’s testimony at the Madlanga Commission regarding General Khan. It is for this reason that The Ad Hoc Committee had no substantive basis to call him for questioning. Suggestions that he was ‘protected’ by the CIC Julius Sello Malema are therefore based on a fallacy and are not supported by the evidence on record.

Economic Freedom Fighters

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So now we know why Julius Malema couldn't understand why Feroz Khan should appear before the Ad Hoc Committee. When I called for accountability over Major-General Feroz Khan in 2024, I wasn't met with answers instead I was met with a lawyer's letter demanding that I retract my statements and "cease and desist." The concerns were already there: questionable procurement, the Secret Service Account, alleged media smear campaigns, and allegations of defeating the ends of justice. Today, the Madlanga Commission heard evidence alleging that Khan used Julius Malema, through an intermediary, to table parliamentary questions aimed at pressuring the then Inspector-General of Intelligence. Even more interesting, Malema previously deposed an affidavit distancing himself from the contents of conversations between Khan and Mo Sayed. Yet today's evidence suggests he may have been far more involved than previously understood. Perhaps that's why there was such resistance in the Ad Hoc Committee to Khan being called to testify. Accountability only works when everyone is prepared to answer questions and not just ask them. Lawyer's letters may delay accountability, but they cannot replace it. 🎥 Watch the clip from the Ad Hoc Committee and decide for yourself whether it has aged as well as it was intended to.
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So now we know why Julius Malema couldn't understand why Feroz Khan should appear before the Ad Hoc Committee. When I called for accountability over Major-General Feroz Khan in 2024, I wasn't met with answers instead I was met with a lawyer's letter demanding that I retract my statements and "cease and desist." The concerns were already there: questionable procurement, the Secret Service Account, alleged media smear campaigns, and allegations of defeating the ends of justice. Today, the Madlanga Commission heard evidence alleging that Khan used Julius Malema, through an intermediary, to table parliamentary questions aimed at pressuring the then Inspector-General of Intelligence. Even more interesting, Malema previously deposed an affidavit distancing himself from the contents of conversations between Khan and Mo Sayed. Yet today's evidence suggests he may have been far more involved than previously understood. Perhaps that's why there was such resistance in the Ad Hoc Committee to Khan being called to testify. Accountability only works when everyone is prepared to answer questions and not just ask them. Lawyer's letters may delay accountability, but they cannot replace it. 🎥 Watch the clip from the Ad Hoc Committee and decide for yourself whether it has aged as well as it was intended to.

Ian Cameron

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Julius Malema rendered his famous speech where he highlighted key formations of the EFF, including the individuals that helped him to form the EFF. Adriano Mazzotti is an alleged Illicit Cigarettes Mafia, the own of Carnilinx tobacco company. This is the man that played a major role in the formation of the EFF, his contribution was declared as an act of kindness. Now we are speaking about an alleged Cartel member linked to Khan and Mo Sayed!
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Julius Malema rendered his famous speech where he highlighted key formations of the EFF, including the individuals that helped him to form the EFF. Adriano Mazzotti is an alleged Illicit Cigarettes Mafia, the own of Carnilinx tobacco company. This is the man that played a major role in the formation of the EFF, his contribution was declared as an act of kindness. Now we are speaking about an alleged Cartel member linked to Khan and Mo Sayed!

Slaughter.

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EFF leader Julius Malema sharply rebuked Parliament’s legal advisor, Adv Tetyana, for suggesting that the General Mkhwanazi’s ’s allegations do not constitute evidence. Malema said the remark was "very dismissive" and warned that such a stance undermines the process from the outset. "We didn't come here to play, we came here ready," he asserted. Malema insisted that Mkhwanazi’s testimony must be taken seriously, stating, "You can't say what he presented is not evidence... we're starting on a wrong footing." He further cautioned legal support staff to stick to technical advice and not "enter into the terrain" of political interpretation, adding, "We're not going to leave here being part of a remark that says what Mkhwanazi said is not evidence." This was during a first sitting of the ad hoc committee probing Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi allegations.
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EFF leader Julius Malema sharply rebuked Parliament’s legal advisor, Adv Tetyana, for suggesting that the General Mkhwanazi’s ’s allegations do not constitute evidence. Malema said the remark was "very dismissive" and warned that such a stance undermines the process from the outset. "We didn't come here to play, we came here ready," he asserted. Malema insisted that Mkhwanazi’s testimony must be taken seriously, stating, "You can't say what he presented is not evidence... we're starting on a wrong footing." He further cautioned legal support staff to stick to technical advice and not "enter into the terrain" of political interpretation, adding, "We're not going to leave here being part of a remark that says what Mkhwanazi said is not evidence." This was during a first sitting of the ad hoc committee probing Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi allegations.

MDN NEWS

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On the Meeting which was organised by Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi with General Khan, to explain to the President of the EFF why there was a delay on the murder case if AKA The meeting occurred and was requested by Mkhwanazi, following criticism by CIC Julius Malema on the slow pace of the case of AKA’a murder ahead of the EFF’s Tshela Thupa Rally at Moses Mabhida Stadium in 2024.
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On the Meeting which was organised by Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi with General Khan, to explain to the President of the EFF why there was a delay on the murder case if AKA The meeting occurred and was requested by Mkhwanazi, following criticism by CIC Julius Malema on the slow pace of the case of AKA’a murder ahead of the EFF’s Tshela Thupa Rally at Moses Mabhida Stadium in 2024.

Sinawo Thambo

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Andrea Johnson’s husband works at the same offices of Crime Intelligence as General Khan, Khan sends messages to Andrea “Hi Gorgeous, I miss you dearest”. He was probably sending these messages while sitting in a meeting with the husband. I think this is part of the reasons why Khan was fighting tooth and nail to get his gadgets back after confiscation, He didn’t want this dirty laundry to hang in public. #MadlangaCommission
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Andrea Johnson’s husband works at the same offices of Crime Intelligence as General Khan, Khan sends messages to Andrea “Hi Gorgeous, I miss you dearest”. He was probably sending these messages while sitting in a meeting with the husband. I think this is part of the reasons why Khan was fighting tooth and nail to get his gadgets back after confiscation, He didn’t want this dirty laundry to hang in public. #MadlangaCommission

TeeJay

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EFF President Julius Malema shared his thoughts on Dali Mpofu leaving the EFF to join the MK Party “so this morning when I woke up to the news I was like it is what it is. he has sent me a message” Julius Malema “We respect this decision and there's nothing we can do about it. this has never been a shock to me it was just about when is it about to happen we're fine” Julius Sello Malema
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EFF President Julius Malema shared his thoughts on Dali Mpofu leaving the EFF to join the MK Party “so this morning when I woke up to the news I was like it is what it is. he has sent me a message” Julius Malema “We respect this decision and there's nothing we can do about it. this has never been a shock to me it was just about when is it about to happen we're fine” Julius Sello Malema

News Live SA

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