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"I could not find a single wrong that General Khan has done, in actual fact i even said in my own words that the SAPS "owes General Khan" for what he did, because General Khan stopped police officers that came to collect drugs" - General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.
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"I could not find a single wrong that General Khan has done, in actual fact i even said in my own words that the SAPS "owes General Khan" for what he did, because General Khan stopped police officers that came to collect drugs" - General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.

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♦️Must Watch♦️ ANC Member of the Ad Hoc Committee, Hon. Xola Nqola, states that the Committee's decision not to call Major General Khan to appear before it was based on the evidence presented by Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, who testified that he had vindicated Major General Khan in the disciplinary matters he presided over. He says this was the primary reason the Committee did not call Major General Khan to testify. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee
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♦️Must Watch♦️ ANC Member of the Ad Hoc Committee, Hon. Xola Nqola, states that the Committee's decision not to call Major General Khan to appear before it was based on the evidence presented by Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, who testified that he had vindicated Major General Khan in the disciplinary matters he presided over. He says this was the primary reason the Committee did not call Major General Khan to testify. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee

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♦️ICYMI♦️ The National Spokesperson, Commissar Sinawo Thambo, speaks to Newzroom Afrika about the Ad Hoc Committee investigating allegations raised by KwaZulu-Natal SAPS Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. —Commissar Thambo states that not scheduling General Khan to appear before the Committee was a missed opportunity, but this cannot be blamed on the EFF. Lt Gen Mkhwanazi did not make any substantive allegations about General Khan during the 6 July conference, nor did he link him to any political parties. As such, it was mischievous to do so in his latest testimony. At the initial stage of scheduling witnesses, there was nothing substantial that would have warranted the Committee to call General Khan. In fact, in his Madlanga Commission testimony, Lt Gen Mkhwanazi clears General Khan in relation to a disciplinary process linked to a drug bust, where Khan intervened to stop police officers from stealing drugs and potentially repurposing them. Register to vote for the EFF in the government elections using the following link:
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♦️ICYMI♦️ The National Spokesperson, Commissar Sinawo Thambo, speaks to Newzroom Afrika about the Ad Hoc Committee investigating allegations raised by KwaZulu-Natal SAPS Provincial Commissioner, Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi. —Commissar Thambo states that not scheduling General Khan to appear before the Committee was a missed opportunity, but this cannot be blamed on the EFF. Lt Gen Mkhwanazi did not make any substantive allegations about General Khan during the 6 July conference, nor did he link him to any political parties. As such, it was mischievous to do so in his latest testimony. At the initial stage of scheduling witnesses, there was nothing substantial that would have warranted the Committee to call General Khan. In fact, in his Madlanga Commission testimony, Lt Gen Mkhwanazi clears General Khan in relation to a disciplinary process linked to a drug bust, where Khan intervened to stop police officers from stealing drugs and potentially repurposing them. Register to vote for the EFF in the government elections using the following link:

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MK Party MP Vusi Shongwe told the Ad Hoc committee that he has been invited to testify at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry into General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations. Shongwe stated that the invitation relates to a meeting in Durban to which he was invited by General Khan
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MK Party MP Vusi Shongwe told the Ad Hoc committee that he has been invited to testify at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry into General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations. Shongwe stated that the invitation relates to a meeting in Durban to which he was invited by General Khan

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♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF Deputy Secretary-General, Hon. LeighMathys, speaks to eNCA outside Parliament regarding Hon. Shongwe's misleading testimony before the Madlanga Commission, in which he claimed that CIC Julius Malema blocked Major General Khan from appearing before the Committee. Hon. Shongwe's testimony before the Madlanga Commission brought the Committee into disrepute. We will discuss the matter and consider whether he should appear before the Ethics Committee for the manner in which he characterised the Committee's collective decision.
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♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF Deputy Secretary-General, Hon. LeighMathys, speaks to eNCA outside Parliament regarding Hon. Shongwe's misleading testimony before the Madlanga Commission, in which he claimed that CIC Julius Malema blocked Major General Khan from appearing before the Committee. Hon. Shongwe's testimony before the Madlanga Commission brought the Committee into disrepute. We will discuss the matter and consider whether he should appear before the Ethics Committee for the manner in which he characterised the Committee's collective decision.

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Xola “Julius Malema” Nqola reiterating reasons why Feroz Khan was not called in the Ad Hoc Committee, which is because General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi exonerated him. Thus dispelling the drunk testimony made by Shongwe at the Madlanga Commission.
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Xola “Julius Malema” Nqola reiterating reasons why Feroz Khan was not called in the Ad Hoc Committee, which is because General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi exonerated him. Thus dispelling the drunk testimony made by Shongwe at the Madlanga Commission.

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♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF President and CIC, Julius Sello Malema, slams Parliament's use of Commission evidence during the Ad Hoc Committee process, calling it unconstitutional and improper. The CIC demands that General Mkwanazi submit a formal statement to Parliament, not recycled evidence from the Executive’s Commission. “We are not a junior committee of the Commission. We are Parliament! Every statement must be directed to us, or it holds no weight.” #EFFInParliament
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♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF President and CIC, Julius Sello Malema, slams Parliament's use of Commission evidence during the Ad Hoc Committee process, calling it unconstitutional and improper. The CIC demands that General Mkwanazi submit a formal statement to Parliament, not recycled evidence from the Executive’s Commission. “We are not a junior committee of the Commission. We are Parliament! Every statement must be directed to us, or it holds no weight.” #EFFInParliament

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♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF Deputy Secretary-General and Member of the Ad Hoc Committee, Hon. @LeighMathy, calls out misleading claims made by an MK Party member of the Committee, who told Justice Madlanga that a single Committee member, EFF President Julius Malema, influenced the decision of the other 10 members, resulting in Mr Khan not appearing before the Committee. Hon. Mathys called for the matter to be clarified by the Committee, stressing that the decision was that of the Committee collectively and that misrepresenting it brings the Committee into disrepute. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee
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♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF Deputy Secretary-General and Member of the Ad Hoc Committee, Hon. @LeighMathy, calls out misleading claims made by an MK Party member of the Committee, who told Justice Madlanga that a single Committee member, EFF President Julius Malema, influenced the decision of the other 10 members, resulting in Mr Khan not appearing before the Committee. Hon. Mathys called for the matter to be clarified by the Committee, stressing that the decision was that of the Committee collectively and that misrepresenting it brings the Committee into disrepute. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee

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MK Party MP Vusi Shongwe tells the Madlanga Commission that EFF President Julius Malema is the main reason why General Khan did not appear before the Ad Hoc Committee.
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MK Party MP Vusi Shongwe tells the Madlanga Commission that EFF President Julius Malema is the main reason why General Khan did not appear before the Ad Hoc Committee.

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Julius Malema says he is not scared of General Mkhwanazi. He describes Mkhwanazi as a coward, claiming that he did not speak in the same manner about him when they were face to face at the Ad Hoc Committee ❌ Malema adds that they will not be blackmailed by Mkhwanazi, accusing him of being overly sensitive and quick to take offence whenever he is criticised. He further claims that whenever Mkhwanazi is in conflict with General Khan, he tries to draw him into the dispute. Malema insists that they are not “ball boys” for General Mkhwanazi 🙅🏽‍♂️
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Julius Malema says he is not scared of General Mkhwanazi. He describes Mkhwanazi as a coward, claiming that he did not speak in the same manner about him when they were face to face at the Ad Hoc Committee ❌ Malema adds that they will not be blackmailed by Mkhwanazi, accusing him of being overly sensitive and quick to take offence whenever he is criticised. He further claims that whenever Mkhwanazi is in conflict with General Khan, he tries to draw him into the dispute. Malema insists that they are not “ball boys” for General Mkhwanazi 🙅🏽‍♂️

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♦️Must Watch♦️ CIC Julius Sello Malema cautions the suspended Minister of Police, Senzo Mchunu, against avoiding questions at the Ad Hoc Committee. CIC highlighted that the question was not answered, of whether Mchunu met with General Masemola, Khumalo, and Mkhwanazi prior to the issuing of the letter. Did you meet General Masemola, Khumalo, and Mkhwanazi? #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommitte
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♦️Must Watch♦️ CIC Julius Sello Malema cautions the suspended Minister of Police, Senzo Mchunu, against avoiding questions at the Ad Hoc Committee. CIC highlighted that the question was not answered, of whether Mchunu met with General Masemola, Khumalo, and Mkhwanazi prior to the issuing of the letter. Did you meet General Masemola, Khumalo, and Mkhwanazi? #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommitte

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81,982 views • 8 months ago

♦️ Must Watch ♦️ Commander-in-Chief and President of the EFF, Julius Sello Malema, clarifies to Cat Matlala that whatever he shares, including any evidence presented before the committee, cannot be used as evidence against him in court during the Ad Hoc Committee to Investigate Allegations made by Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee
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♦️ Must Watch ♦️ Commander-in-Chief and President of the EFF, Julius Sello Malema, clarifies to Cat Matlala that whatever he shares, including any evidence presented before the committee, cannot be used as evidence against him in court during the Ad Hoc Committee to Investigate Allegations made by Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee

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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

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♦️Must Watch♦️ PA Member of the Ad Hoc Committee, Hon. Ashley !Qhoeke Sauls, calls out Hon. Skhosana for speaking an untruthful truth and implying that the Committee dropped the ball. He notes that there were many witnesses proposed by Committee members who ultimately did not appear before the Committee. He argues that it is wrong to claim that the Committee, as a collective body, made a decision to protect Major General Khan. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee
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♦️Must Watch♦️ PA Member of the Ad Hoc Committee, Hon. Ashley !Qhoeke Sauls, calls out Hon. Skhosana for speaking an untruthful truth and implying that the Committee dropped the ball. He notes that there were many witnesses proposed by Committee members who ultimately did not appear before the Committee. He argues that it is wrong to claim that the Committee, as a collective body, made a decision to protect Major General Khan. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee

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♦️ Must Watch ♦️ President Julius Sello Malema engages Minister Cele during the Ad Hoc Committee, referencing the Madlanga Commission and testimony by Witness C. “General, what is interesting is that at the Madlanga Commission, Witness C says when they were raiding Matlala's house, he started throwing names, saying he knows Mchunu, has a relationship with him, and was going to meet him. Will that be a coincidence or a confirmation that there seems to be something happening between Mchunu and Matlala?” #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee
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♦️ Must Watch ♦️ President Julius Sello Malema engages Minister Cele during the Ad Hoc Committee, referencing the Madlanga Commission and testimony by Witness C. “General, what is interesting is that at the Madlanga Commission, Witness C says when they were raiding Matlala's house, he started throwing names, saying he knows Mchunu, has a relationship with him, and was going to meet him. Will that be a coincidence or a confirmation that there seems to be something happening between Mchunu and Matlala?” #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee

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♦️Must Watch♦️ President Julius Sello Malema told Minister Mchunu that he must, on Tuesday, provide the part of the recording where he claims he was threatened by General Mkhwanazi. The suspended minister submitted as evidence a recording of a conversation between General Mkhwanazi and Nkabinde, in which he alleges that General Mkhwanazi threatened him after a letter leaked indicating that the Task Team would be disbanded. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommitte
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♦️Must Watch♦️ President Julius Sello Malema told Minister Mchunu that he must, on Tuesday, provide the part of the recording where he claims he was threatened by General Mkhwanazi. The suspended minister submitted as evidence a recording of a conversation between General Mkhwanazi and Nkabinde, in which he alleges that General Mkhwanazi threatened him after a letter leaked indicating that the Task Team would be disbanded. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommitte

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67,208 views • 8 months ago

JULIUS MALEMA ACTED AS THE SHIELD FOR GENERAL FEROZ KHAN #ADHOCCOMMITTEE Listen to Julius Malema fighting for General Khan not to appear #AdHocCommittee and #MadlangaCommission Listen till the end. He started madly as the person that suggests that there's no need for General Khan to be called, but MK Party Official pushed back. Now, we see the reason why Julius Malema made sure that Khan is protected politically. I wonder what will the fighters say now, bathong. 😭😭😭
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JULIUS MALEMA ACTED AS THE SHIELD FOR GENERAL FEROZ KHAN #ADHOCCOMMITTEE Listen to Julius Malema fighting for General Khan not to appear #AdHocCommittee and #MadlangaCommission Listen till the end. He started madly as the person that suggests that there's no need for General Khan to be called, but MK Party Official pushed back. Now, we see the reason why Julius Malema made sure that Khan is protected politically. I wonder what will the fighters say now, bathong. 😭😭😭

Simphiwe

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“The EFF does not agree that the honourable member Dianne Kohler Barnard must withdraw herself on the basis of being mentioned in the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry into allegations made by General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi” EFF President Julius Malema speaking at the Ad Hoc committee “I don't even know why this matter finds itself on our table now because it can't be that because our member was mentioned in the Commission she must recuse her self” Julius Sello Malema
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“The EFF does not agree that the honourable member Dianne Kohler Barnard must withdraw herself on the basis of being mentioned in the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry into allegations made by General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi” EFF President Julius Malema speaking at the Ad Hoc committee “I don't even know why this matter finds itself on our table now because it can't be that because our member was mentioned in the Commission she must recuse her self” Julius Sello Malema

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113,701 views • 9 months ago

♦️ Must Watch♦️ Commander-in-Chief and President of the EFF, Julius Sello Malema, arrives at Parliament’s Good Hope Chamber for the Ad Hoc Committee hearing testimony from former Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Khomotso Phahlane. #EFFInParliament
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♦️ Must Watch♦️ Commander-in-Chief and President of the EFF, Julius Sello Malema, arrives at Parliament’s Good Hope Chamber for the Ad Hoc Committee hearing testimony from former Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Khomotso Phahlane. #EFFInParliament

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♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF President and Commander-in-Chief, Honourable Julius Sello Malema, makes a firm intervention during the Ad Hoc Committee meeting: The CIC stresses the urgency of acting on Honourable Mathys’s proposal, calling for immediate clarity on where and to whom political parties must send their written submissions on the terms of reference. “We didn’t come here to play — we came ready.” He also strongly objects to remarks made by a support staff member suggesting that General Mkhwanazi’s presentation was not evidence, warning against dismissiveness and interference. “We’re still dealing with terms of reference, we can’t start by saying what General Mkhwanazi said is not evidence. That’s very dismissive and the wrong footing. Support staff must not enter the political terrain.” #EFFInParliament
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♦️Must Watch♦️ EFF President and Commander-in-Chief, Honourable Julius Sello Malema, makes a firm intervention during the Ad Hoc Committee meeting: The CIC stresses the urgency of acting on Honourable Mathys’s proposal, calling for immediate clarity on where and to whom political parties must send their written submissions on the terms of reference. “We didn’t come here to play — we came ready.” He also strongly objects to remarks made by a support staff member suggesting that General Mkhwanazi’s presentation was not evidence, warning against dismissiveness and interference. “We’re still dealing with terms of reference, we can’t start by saying what General Mkhwanazi said is not evidence. That’s very dismissive and the wrong footing. Support staff must not enter the political terrain.” #EFFInParliament

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