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Sergeant Nkosi’s interpreter repeatedly fumbles during the proceedings, often prompting Nkosi himself to step in at times and question her interpretations. Commissioner Khumalo, however, observes something more significant beneath these exchanges, he notes that Sergeant Nkosi appears to understand the questions posed in English without difficulty. This raises a... show more

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Commissioner Madlanga appeared visibly irritated as Sergeant Nkosi repeatedly asked him to repeat the same questions. He also stepped in to interpret for himself, correcting the interpreter’s inaccuracies. At times, it appeared as if Sergeant Nkosi was playing around with the commission by claiming he did not understand English, yet he would occasionally tell the interpreter that she was not correctly interpreting what was being said #MadlangaCommission

Commissioner Madlanga appeared visibly irritated as Sergeant Nkosi repeatedly asked him to repeat the same questions. He also stepped in to interpret for himself, correcting the interpreter’s inaccuracies. At times, it appeared as if Sergeant Nkosi was playing around with the commission by claiming he did not understand English, yet he would occasionally tell the interpreter that she was not correctly interpreting what was being said #MadlangaCommission

Inqubeko News Channel

50,279 views • 5 months ago

[WATCH] A heated exchange between Sandile Khumalo, Co-Commissioner and Tshwane’s suspended CFO, Gareth Mnisi. Khumalo pressed Mnisi on why he involved his friend, Sergeant Fannie Nkosi in an invoice dispute between the municipality and a service provider; Gubis 85 Solutions. TCG

[WATCH] A heated exchange between Sandile Khumalo, Co-Commissioner and Tshwane’s suspended CFO, Gareth Mnisi. Khumalo pressed Mnisi on why he involved his friend, Sergeant Fannie Nkosi in an invoice dispute between the municipality and a service provider; Gubis 85 Solutions. TCG

EWN Reporter

103,720 views • 4 months ago

"Sgt Fannie Nkosi had no right to interfere in any procurement related matters within the TMPD he has no authority, he had no permission, I was not aware that he's busy interfering, I don't know Sgt Nkosi, I never made contact with him, the first time I saw Sgt Fannie Nkosi was at the Madlanga commission" Tshwane Metro Police Department chief Yolande Faro Advocate Mpilo Sikhakhane Questions Faro on the involvement of Sgt Nkosi on Procurement matters in Tshwane

"Sgt Fannie Nkosi had no right to interfere in any procurement related matters within the TMPD he has no authority, he had no permission, I was not aware that he's busy interfering, I don't know Sgt Nkosi, I never made contact with him, the first time I saw Sgt Fannie Nkosi was at the Madlanga commission" Tshwane Metro Police Department chief Yolande Faro Advocate Mpilo Sikhakhane Questions Faro on the involvement of Sgt Nkosi on Procurement matters in Tshwane

News Live SA

66,178 views • 4 months ago

Sergeant Fannie Nkosi tells the #MadlangaCommission that on 27 November 2024 he visited Katiso Molefe’s home to collect motorbike gear for a size exchange. CCTV shows Nkosi arriving empty-handed in a vehicle linked to Shadrack Sibiya and leaving about nine minutes later with a white bag. However, records show the items were bought nearly a year earlier, making an exchange unlikely.

Sergeant Fannie Nkosi tells the #MadlangaCommission that on 27 November 2024 he visited Katiso Molefe’s home to collect motorbike gear for a size exchange. CCTV shows Nkosi arriving empty-handed in a vehicle linked to Shadrack Sibiya and leaving about nine minutes later with a white bag. However, records show the items were bought nearly a year earlier, making an exchange unlikely.

MDN NEWS

13,508 views • 5 months ago

Breaking news Thohoyandou District Court grants state application to centralise cases against suspended SAPS sergeant The Thohoyandou District Court has granted the State's application to centralise the criminal cases against suspended SAPS Organised Crime Unit Sergeant Fannie Nkosi. The consolidated matter will now be heard at the Pretoria North Magistrate's Court on 22 July 2026. Nkosi faces multiple charges linked to separate investigations, including the alleged theft of a SAPS forensic report connected to a drug investigation. He also faces charges of theft, fraud, defeating the ends of justice, and allegations of interfering with police evidence in a Limpopo drug case. The National Prosecuting Authority previously sought to centralise the Pretoria North and Thohoyandou matters to allow all charges against Nkosi to proceed in a single court. Nkosi remains in custody after being denied bail in the Pretoria matter.

Breaking news Thohoyandou District Court grants state application to centralise cases against suspended SAPS sergeant The Thohoyandou District Court has granted the State's application to centralise the criminal cases against suspended SAPS Organised Crime Unit Sergeant Fannie Nkosi. The consolidated matter will now be heard at the Pretoria North Magistrate's Court on 22 July 2026. Nkosi faces multiple charges linked to separate investigations, including the alleged theft of a SAPS forensic report connected to a drug investigation. He also faces charges of theft, fraud, defeating the ends of justice, and allegations of interfering with police evidence in a Limpopo drug case. The National Prosecuting Authority previously sought to centralise the Pretoria North and Thohoyandou matters to allow all charges against Nkosi to proceed in a single court. Nkosi remains in custody after being denied bail in the Pretoria matter.

MDN NEWS

47,004 views • 1 month ago

#MadlangaCommission: Nkosi confronted about cash found in his safe—R380,000 (his brother's) plus R5,175 (his own). He claimed the R380,000 was proceeds from his brother's truck sale. However, the sale agreement attached to Nkosi's affidavit (Annexure F, signed 16 December 2024) shows the buyer's signature dated 19 December 2024—three days after the affidavit was sworn. Nkosi acknowledges no sale agreement existed on 16 December. This raises serious questions about the authenticity and timing of documentation provided to the Commission. #Madlanga

#MadlangaCommission: Nkosi confronted about cash found in his safe—R380,000 (his brother's) plus R5,175 (his own). He claimed the R380,000 was proceeds from his brother's truck sale. However, the sale agreement attached to Nkosi's affidavit (Annexure F, signed 16 December 2024) shows the buyer's signature dated 19 December 2024—three days after the affidavit was sworn. Nkosi acknowledges no sale agreement existed on 16 December. This raises serious questions about the authenticity and timing of documentation provided to the Commission. #Madlanga

IOL News

57,744 views • 5 months ago

So now we know that the letter General Mkhwanazi told us about, which was allegedly written by an inmate, was real. It's only a matter of time before we learn whether the other allegations contained in that letter are also true ,especially those concerning the politicians it mentions, their alleged involvement in drug activities, to one of them being allegedly found at Mr Molefe's house on the day of the raid. Let's wait. In time, the full story behind that letter may come to light. One thing we do know about General Mkhwanazi is that he doesn't make statements simply for the sake of talking. When he raises an issue, he usually believes there is information to support it, and over time the facts often become clearer. The inmate who allegedly provided the letter also made claims about Cat Matlala allegedly funding the Minister's conference . And about alleged unauthorised night prison visits . Now, with today's hearing revealing allegations that Sgt Fannie Nkosi was also visited at night in prison by IDAC officials and was allegedly threatened by those officials, it raises further questions. Why Sergeant Nkosi? If those allegations are accurate, it could explain why General Mkhwanazi insisted on transferring Cat Matlala to Ebongweni Maximum Correctional Centre. The question the public will now want answered is, what were they allegedly looking for from Sgt Nkosi while he was in prison?🤦‍♂️🙆‍♂️😳

So now we know that the letter General Mkhwanazi told us about, which was allegedly written by an inmate, was real. It's only a matter of time before we learn whether the other allegations contained in that letter are also true ,especially those concerning the politicians it mentions, their alleged involvement in drug activities, to one of them being allegedly found at Mr Molefe's house on the day of the raid. Let's wait. In time, the full story behind that letter may come to light. One thing we do know about General Mkhwanazi is that he doesn't make statements simply for the sake of talking. When he raises an issue, he usually believes there is information to support it, and over time the facts often become clearer. The inmate who allegedly provided the letter also made claims about Cat Matlala allegedly funding the Minister's conference . And about alleged unauthorised night prison visits . Now, with today's hearing revealing allegations that Sgt Fannie Nkosi was also visited at night in prison by IDAC officials and was allegedly threatened by those officials, it raises further questions. Why Sergeant Nkosi? If those allegations are accurate, it could explain why General Mkhwanazi insisted on transferring Cat Matlala to Ebongweni Maximum Correctional Centre. The question the public will now want answered is, what were they allegedly looking for from Sgt Nkosi while he was in prison?🤦‍♂️🙆‍♂️😳

Siphiwe❤️😎🇿🇦

41,770 views • 1 month ago

Sergeant Fannie Nkosi tells the #MadlangaCommission of Inquiry that the massive cash used to purchase motorcycles came from taxi boss Jothan 'King Mswazi' Msibi, who kept most of his earnings in safes rather than banks due to the cash-heavy nature of the industry. He details a R700,000 cash deposit on 16 October 2023, broken down across multiple denominations including 3,486 R100 notes illustrating the scale of the transactions. Nkosi confirms Msibi was still alive at the time of a related payment in December 2023. He adds that a separate R150,000 EFT came from businessman Katiso “KT” Molefe via Xenopendrana, a company whose sole director is Siyabulela Sibande, saved in his phone as “Galito EFF spokesperson.”

Sergeant Fannie Nkosi tells the #MadlangaCommission of Inquiry that the massive cash used to purchase motorcycles came from taxi boss Jothan 'King Mswazi' Msibi, who kept most of his earnings in safes rather than banks due to the cash-heavy nature of the industry. He details a R700,000 cash deposit on 16 October 2023, broken down across multiple denominations including 3,486 R100 notes illustrating the scale of the transactions. Nkosi confirms Msibi was still alive at the time of a related payment in December 2023. He adds that a separate R150,000 EFT came from businessman Katiso “KT” Molefe via Xenopendrana, a company whose sole director is Siyabulela Sibande, saved in his phone as “Galito EFF spokesperson.”

MDN NEWS

52,604 views • 5 months ago

General Sibiya: “I Get the Feeling the Evidence Leader Is General Mkhwanazi’s Lawyer” General Sibiya appears to question the approach of the evidence leader, suggesting that the questioning does not seem to be probing enough and at times gives the impression that the evidence leader is acting more like General Mkhwanazi’s lawyer. He adds that if he is wrong in his assessment and the evidence leader is simply trying to probe and ask these types of questions, he apologises.

General Sibiya: “I Get the Feeling the Evidence Leader Is General Mkhwanazi’s Lawyer” General Sibiya appears to question the approach of the evidence leader, suggesting that the questioning does not seem to be probing enough and at times gives the impression that the evidence leader is acting more like General Mkhwanazi’s lawyer. He adds that if he is wrong in his assessment and the evidence leader is simply trying to probe and ask these types of questions, he apologises.

African Vibe Media

28,308 views • 21 days ago

The Prosecutor presented more cases where Sergeant Nkosi defeated the ends of justice, just to prove that the State has a strong case against him. For example he took the docket of car hijacking from 2014, it had finger prints he was supposed to send to the lab within 3 days, he never did. The case was closed in the system in 2018. It was found in his backyard wendyhouse now in 2026!!! You can imagine how many other cases were sabotaged like this throughout the country by other police officers. People die in these carjacking for goodness sake. 😭 #MadlangaCommission #FannieNkosi

The Prosecutor presented more cases where Sergeant Nkosi defeated the ends of justice, just to prove that the State has a strong case against him. For example he took the docket of car hijacking from 2014, it had finger prints he was supposed to send to the lab within 3 days, he never did. The case was closed in the system in 2018. It was found in his backyard wendyhouse now in 2026!!! You can imagine how many other cases were sabotaged like this throughout the country by other police officers. People die in these carjacking for goodness sake. 😭 #MadlangaCommission #FannieNkosi

Tau e Tshehadi

15,664 views • 3 months ago

Q: Why focus on all these projects right now with the war in Iran? Trump: This place was a disgusting place. You probably don't see dirt, but I do. Such a stupid question. You can understand dirt better than I can. This is one of the worst reporters. A question like that is a disgrace to our country

Q: Why focus on all these projects right now with the war in Iran? Trump: This place was a disgusting place. You probably don't see dirt, but I do. Such a stupid question. You can understand dirt better than I can. This is one of the worst reporters. A question like that is a disgrace to our country

Headquarters

77,968 views • 3 months ago

A BBC interviewer asked a Nobel physicist the simplest question in the world: why do two magnets push each other apart. He refused to answer it. What he did instead is the best seven minutes on thinking ever filmed. The man is Richard Feynman, at home in 1983, no blackboard, no notes, sitting in an armchair. He does not dodge because he cannot answer. He dodges because he wants you to see what the question is actually asking. So he takes an ordinary sentence, that a woman slipped on the ice and broke her hip, and starts asking why, and every answer opens another why, until the ground gives way. Then he turns it around on the interviewer with a question about ice that sounds trivial and is not. The point he arrives at is the uncomfortable one. Every explanation is only a translation into something you already accept without explanation. Magnets have no such translation. There is nothing more familiar than magnetism to reduce magnetism to, which is why every answer you were given at school was a picture, not a reason. It matters more now than it did in 1983. Any tool will hand you a fluent answer in a second. Knowing which questions actually have a bottom is the part that is still yours. One question. Seven minutes. It is in the video.

A BBC interviewer asked a Nobel physicist the simplest question in the world: why do two magnets push each other apart. He refused to answer it. What he did instead is the best seven minutes on thinking ever filmed. The man is Richard Feynman, at home in 1983, no blackboard, no notes, sitting in an armchair. He does not dodge because he cannot answer. He dodges because he wants you to see what the question is actually asking. So he takes an ordinary sentence, that a woman slipped on the ice and broke her hip, and starts asking why, and every answer opens another why, until the ground gives way. Then he turns it around on the interviewer with a question about ice that sounds trivial and is not. The point he arrives at is the uncomfortable one. Every explanation is only a translation into something you already accept without explanation. Magnets have no such translation. There is nothing more familiar than magnetism to reduce magnetism to, which is why every answer you were given at school was a picture, not a reason. It matters more now than it did in 1983. Any tool will hand you a fluent answer in a second. Knowing which questions actually have a bottom is the part that is still yours. One question. Seven minutes. It is in the video.

Stefan.

2,725,264 views • 1 month ago

“This is what annoys me... Dana’s doing interviews with UK outlets, and they’re telling them the questions they’re allowed to ask. They’re asking to see the interview before it even goes out. I’m listening to these guys asking questions, and no one’s pushing him. No one’s really asking any serious questions. No one really asks any proper questions. It’s a huge machine that you can’t actually get close to and ask the real questions. If I’m on media row, I’m asking a question: if Tom Aspinall is driving more revenue to the pot than Conor Benn, why is he making 10 times less money? Can you answer that?” Eddie Hearn on TKO's attempts to control the media.

“This is what annoys me... Dana’s doing interviews with UK outlets, and they’re telling them the questions they’re allowed to ask. They’re asking to see the interview before it even goes out. I’m listening to these guys asking questions, and no one’s pushing him. No one’s really asking any serious questions. No one really asks any proper questions. It’s a huge machine that you can’t actually get close to and ask the real questions. If I’m on media row, I’m asking a question: if Tom Aspinall is driving more revenue to the pot than Conor Benn, why is he making 10 times less money? Can you answer that?” Eddie Hearn on TKO's attempts to control the media.

Ariel Helwani

359,052 views • 5 months ago

Breaking news Suspended SAPS Organised Crime Unit Sergeant Fannie Ezekiel Nkosi’s criminal cases have been formally centralised. In the Pretoria North Magistrates’ Court this morning, the State produced a certificate from the Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions authorising the joining of the Thohoyandou (Venda) matter with the existing Pretoria charges. Both the State and defence confirmed the matter is now trial-ready. By agreement, the case was transferred to the Pretoria North Regional Court for first appearance on 19 August 2026. Nkosi remains in custody.

Breaking news Suspended SAPS Organised Crime Unit Sergeant Fannie Ezekiel Nkosi’s criminal cases have been formally centralised. In the Pretoria North Magistrates’ Court this morning, the State produced a certificate from the Deputy National Director of Public Prosecutions authorising the joining of the Thohoyandou (Venda) matter with the existing Pretoria charges. Both the State and defence confirmed the matter is now trial-ready. By agreement, the case was transferred to the Pretoria North Regional Court for first appearance on 19 August 2026. Nkosi remains in custody.

MDN NEWS

122,355 views • 1 month ago

Nobody saw THAT coming? Seyoum Mesfin did. The late FM warned about Abiy Ahmed's character long before the rest of the world caught on. Feels less like coincidence and more like prophecy at this point. 👀 If the warning signs were already there, why was he kept within EPRDF in the first place? Raises more questions than answers. #Ethiopia #EPRDF #AbiyAhmed

Nobody saw THAT coming? Seyoum Mesfin did. The late FM warned about Abiy Ahmed's character long before the rest of the world caught on. Feels less like coincidence and more like prophecy at this point. 👀 If the warning signs were already there, why was he kept within EPRDF in the first place? Raises more questions than answers. #Ethiopia #EPRDF #AbiyAhmed

Or☥doc

13,948 views • 4 months ago

‼️BOMBSHELL: New UVU Surveillance Footage Shows the Alleged Assassin Had TWO Phones — Plus One Minute Of The Video SUSPICIOUSLY Cut.🤔 New analysis of the UVU parking garage and stairwell surveillance footage raises major questions about the official story. The bulge in the individual’s pocket that many claimed was a rifle barrel appears to be a cell phone. You can clearly see him place a phone into his right pocket — yet something still remains in his left hand, suggesting he may have been carrying two phones. Even more concerning, approximately one full minute of the video appears to have been cut out during this sequence. Why was that portion removed, and what does it show? When the individual enters the parking garage, he stops and appears to look directly at a specific vehicle before heading up the stairwell. That same vehicle then stops, reverses, and appears to drive up to the next level. Was this person being watched or followed the entire time? These details don’t fit the lone-wolf narrative cleanly. The more footage that surfaces, the more questions emerge.

‼️BOMBSHELL: New UVU Surveillance Footage Shows the Alleged Assassin Had TWO Phones — Plus One Minute Of The Video SUSPICIOUSLY Cut.🤔 New analysis of the UVU parking garage and stairwell surveillance footage raises major questions about the official story. The bulge in the individual’s pocket that many claimed was a rifle barrel appears to be a cell phone. You can clearly see him place a phone into his right pocket — yet something still remains in his left hand, suggesting he may have been carrying two phones. Even more concerning, approximately one full minute of the video appears to have been cut out during this sequence. Why was that portion removed, and what does it show? When the individual enters the parking garage, he stops and appears to look directly at a specific vehicle before heading up the stairwell. That same vehicle then stops, reverses, and appears to drive up to the next level. Was this person being watched or followed the entire time? These details don’t fit the lone-wolf narrative cleanly. The more footage that surfaces, the more questions emerge.

Project Constitution

62,521 views • 1 month ago

Why, if Matt Goodwin agrees that a descendent of migrants like me is English, does he keep on emphasising that the Southport suspect is the 'child of Rwandan immigrants' if he was born in Wales? I put the question to him on Moral Maze. Listen here:

Why, if Matt Goodwin agrees that a descendent of migrants like me is English, does he keep on emphasising that the Southport suspect is the 'child of Rwandan immigrants' if he was born in Wales? I put the question to him on Moral Maze. Listen here:

Ash Sarkar

1,833,680 views • 2 years ago

Pope Leo responded to three questions from different young people in Spanish, English, and Italian during the Jubilee of Youth. Each question reflected on one of the themes of the Vigil: friendship, courage, and spirituality. Here, he responds to a question from Will from the US, who asked him how to “truly encounter” Jesus, and be sure of his presence “even in the midst of trials and uncertainties".

Pope Leo responded to three questions from different young people in Spanish, English, and Italian during the Jubilee of Youth. Each question reflected on one of the themes of the Vigil: friendship, courage, and spirituality. Here, he responds to a question from Will from the US, who asked him how to “truly encounter” Jesus, and be sure of his presence “even in the midst of trials and uncertainties".

Vatican News

46,187 views • 1 year ago

I don't know whether Mnisi is young, immature, unprofessional, or just simply corrupt. He does not understand the meaning of Conflict of Interest, in the case of being friends with Sergeant Nkosi, and his brother's company bidding for a tender which he, as Chair of the Bid Adjudication Committee, would be adjudicating on. He didn't see a need to declare that friendship. The Chair and Commissioners are gobsmacked. His explanation is that he had assisted Ngaphesheya with a Tender document for another municipality which he can't remember, when he said to them "we need Grade A guards". It's that "we" again. 🤦🏽‍♀️ #MadlangaCommission

I don't know whether Mnisi is young, immature, unprofessional, or just simply corrupt. He does not understand the meaning of Conflict of Interest, in the case of being friends with Sergeant Nkosi, and his brother's company bidding for a tender which he, as Chair of the Bid Adjudication Committee, would be adjudicating on. He didn't see a need to declare that friendship. The Chair and Commissioners are gobsmacked. His explanation is that he had assisted Ngaphesheya with a Tender document for another municipality which he can't remember, when he said to them "we need Grade A guards". It's that "we" again. 🤦🏽‍♀️ #MadlangaCommission

Tau e Tshehadi

62,179 views • 4 months ago