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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...

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♦️Must Watch♦️ The President and Commander in Chief Julius Sello Malema engaging with members of the media at the #EFFPresser earlier today. Its wrong from that young Comrade of MK to say I prevented Khan from coming to the Ad-Hoc Committee. I never did that. I asked the question: ‘On Which basis are we calling Khan?’ Whoever said we must call Khan should’ve given the reasons why…
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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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Vusi Shongwe says if you add numbers of Ad Hoc committee members of MKP, ANC and DA, they would outnumber other parties and get General Khan, except what happened that day is that the CIC was most vocal in getting Khan to not come but the other parties sided with him. So, how is it Malema who was responsible for not having Khan appear before the committee if others shared his views? Is he suggesting that ANC, MKP and DA agreed to get Khan there or they shared same sentiments with the EFF or Shongwe just wanted to drop Juju’s name?

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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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♦️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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