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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...

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▶️LISTEN 🚨 This is the recorded call between Lt Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and Cedrick Nkabinde, Senzo Mchunu's chief of staff, which has been presented to the ad hoc committee by the suspended minister. Mchunu claims the audio shows that the KZN police general made threats against him, saying he should reverse his decision to disband the Political Killings Task Team. ▶️
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▶️LISTEN 🚨 This is the recorded call between Lt Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and Cedrick Nkabinde, Senzo Mchunu's chief of staff, which has been presented to the ad hoc committee by the suspended minister. Mchunu claims the audio shows that the KZN police general made threats against him, saying he should reverse his decision to disband the Political Killings Task Team. ▶️

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“One of the first responses came from political parties uMkhonto weSizwe amongst others when they started marching and I did not appreciate that on the second March they had my photos in Gauteng, I sent Communication to the MK Party, I said get me out of that” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi “People started saying Mkhwanazi for President I came here yesterday and I said it, I am a Police Man” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi at the Ad Hoc committee
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“One of the first responses came from political parties uMkhonto weSizwe amongst others when they started marching and I did not appreciate that on the second March they had my photos in Gauteng, I sent Communication to the MK Party, I said get me out of that” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi “People started saying Mkhwanazi for President I came here yesterday and I said it, I am a Police Man” General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi at the Ad Hoc committee

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Absolutely Shocking: General Mkhwanazi reveals the curious case of Mozambican Kidnapping Esmael Nangy. The Ad hoc committee hears an insane account of How he escaped arrest and crossed over into Mozambique with a kidnapping victim. Muslims are the most kidnapped in South Africa according to Mkhwanazi because they carry cash. Mkhwanazi speaks about how money was transferred between Nangy and a "Kidnapping Expert". Who could that expert be? #Adhoccommittee || #MadlangaCommision
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Absolutely Shocking: General Mkhwanazi reveals the curious case of Mozambican Kidnapping Esmael Nangy. The Ad hoc committee hears an insane account of How he escaped arrest and crossed over into Mozambique with a kidnapping victim. Muslims are the most kidnapped in South Africa according to Mkhwanazi because they carry cash. Mkhwanazi speaks about how money was transferred between Nangy and a "Kidnapping Expert". Who could that expert be? #Adhoccommittee || #MadlangaCommision

NOWinSA

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[LISTEN] #ParliamentAdHocCommittee hears an audio recording of a conversation, allegedly between General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and Minister Senzo Mchunu's Chief of Staff Cedric Nkabinde. Mchunu presented this evidence, stating he advised Nkabinde to record the call because of "threats" Mkhwanazi allegedly made against Mchunu. However, after this recording was played in Parliament, Mchunu says the evidence does not include the specific audio he wanted. He claims there is a part in the conversation where Mkhwanazi allegedly said that 'if Mchunu was clean, he should go ahead with the disbandment'. The Commission decides to move on with testimony while legal representatives locate the specific evidence. KJ #KayaNews
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[LISTEN] #ParliamentAdHocCommittee hears an audio recording of a conversation, allegedly between General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and Minister Senzo Mchunu's Chief of Staff Cedric Nkabinde. Mchunu presented this evidence, stating he advised Nkabinde to record the call because of "threats" Mkhwanazi allegedly made against Mchunu. However, after this recording was played in Parliament, Mchunu says the evidence does not include the specific audio he wanted. He claims there is a part in the conversation where Mkhwanazi allegedly said that 'if Mchunu was clean, he should go ahead with the disbandment'. The Commission decides to move on with testimony while legal representatives locate the specific evidence. KJ #KayaNews

Kaya News

44,075 views • 10 months ago

General Mkhwanazi: President Zuma Removed Me for Refusing Corrupt Directives‼️‼️‼️ During his testimony, Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi disclosed that former President Jacob Zuma ignored his repeated complaints about political interference within the South African Police Service (SAPS). Mkhwanazi revealed that his removal from office was a direct consequence of his refusal to comply with corrupt directives and resistance to political manipulation of police operations. In a pointed exchange, EFF President Timpakgolo Julius Malema asked: “When you communicated to the President that you were being pressured to engage in illegal activities you didn’t sign up for, what did he say? What did he do?” General Mkhwanazi responded: “He simply said, ‘Okay, if you’re having issues with the Police Minister I’ve appointed, just give me time, I’ll appoint someone else to take over from you.’ And that was the end of it.” The revelation underscores how Zuma’s presidency enabled political interference and undermined efforts to maintain integrity within the SAPS leadership. #ParliamentADHocCommittee
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General Mkhwanazi: President Zuma Removed Me for Refusing Corrupt Directives‼️‼️‼️ During his testimony, Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi disclosed that former President Jacob Zuma ignored his repeated complaints about political interference within the South African Police Service (SAPS). Mkhwanazi revealed that his removal from office was a direct consequence of his refusal to comply with corrupt directives and resistance to political manipulation of police operations. In a pointed exchange, EFF President Timpakgolo Julius Malema asked: “When you communicated to the President that you were being pressured to engage in illegal activities you didn’t sign up for, what did he say? What did he do?” General Mkhwanazi responded: “He simply said, ‘Okay, if you’re having issues with the Police Minister I’ve appointed, just give me time, I’ll appoint someone else to take over from you.’ And that was the end of it.” The revelation underscores how Zuma’s presidency enabled political interference and undermined efforts to maintain integrity within the SAPS leadership. #ParliamentADHocCommittee

🇿🇦 Apostle Dr D Mekgwe🇹🇼

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In his initial testimony to the Ad Hoc Committee in Parliament, it was Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi who told us that SAPS and Intelligence is politicised and factionalised, and at the centre of that is the ANC and its elective conferences. He told us this, even making examples about the ANC Polokwane Conference in 2007 and recruitment of Comrades into SAPS ranks - messing up our law enforcement. On the EFF Podcast Comrades Ronnie Kasrils and Mbazima Shilowa said the same thing. A person just wakes up incapable of controlling his feelings of being a fan, and accuses the media and politicians of saying SAPS is factional to achieve some nefarious end, when Mkhwanazi is the one who said it. Spare me this sanctimonious and self-righteous nonsense. We back the law and natural justice, not a incoherent speculation and an individual.
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In his initial testimony to the Ad Hoc Committee in Parliament, it was Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi who told us that SAPS and Intelligence is politicised and factionalised, and at the centre of that is the ANC and its elective conferences. He told us this, even making examples about the ANC Polokwane Conference in 2007 and recruitment of Comrades into SAPS ranks - messing up our law enforcement. On the EFF Podcast Comrades Ronnie Kasrils and Mbazima Shilowa said the same thing. A person just wakes up incapable of controlling his feelings of being a fan, and accuses the media and politicians of saying SAPS is factional to achieve some nefarious end, when Mkhwanazi is the one who said it. Spare me this sanctimonious and self-righteous nonsense. We back the law and natural justice, not a incoherent speculation and an individual.

Sinawo Thambo

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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:

Economic Freedom Fighters

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“If today I can stand up and go and call that press conference at some point in my life I also wore camouflage uniform maybe I should also wear one, go make a conference as well and talk things but I will be fired from the podium same time” Lt-General Shadrack Sibiya “But some people because they've got a very powerful social media that they have invested in. Every TikTok that you open, no police official is allowed to do what General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is doing, he is the only one that campaigns and is funded on TikTok” Lt-General Shadrack Sibiya at the Ad Hoc committee
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“If today I can stand up and go and call that press conference at some point in my life I also wore camouflage uniform maybe I should also wear one, go make a conference as well and talk things but I will be fired from the podium same time” Lt-General Shadrack Sibiya “But some people because they've got a very powerful social media that they have invested in. Every TikTok that you open, no police official is allowed to do what General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is doing, he is the only one that campaigns and is funded on TikTok” Lt-General Shadrack Sibiya at the Ad Hoc committee

News Live SA

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South Africa is a movie 4 sho: Just few hours out of the country then boom, 1) Special Investigating Unit (SIU) raided Hangwani Maumela, who is linked to the Tembisa Hospital tender scandal, 2) police visited General Shadrack Sibiya’s house where they confiscated his laptop and four cellphones, 3) the chief of staff in minister Senzo Mnchunu’s office, Cedric Nkabinde, called a press conference where he announced that his brother was assaulted by police officers wearing balaclavas, and 4) police commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, appeared before the Parliament’s ad hoc committee to answer tough questions about shenanigans within the SAPS following KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations that some police officers are working with criminals and cartels. Our country is on a knife edge.
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South Africa is a movie 4 sho: Just few hours out of the country then boom, 1) Special Investigating Unit (SIU) raided Hangwani Maumela, who is linked to the Tembisa Hospital tender scandal, 2) police visited General Shadrack Sibiya’s house where they confiscated his laptop and four cellphones, 3) the chief of staff in minister Senzo Mnchunu’s office, Cedric Nkabinde, called a press conference where he announced that his brother was assaulted by police officers wearing balaclavas, and 4) police commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, appeared before the Parliament’s ad hoc committee to answer tough questions about shenanigans within the SAPS following KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations that some police officers are working with criminals and cartels. Our country is on a knife edge.

Mzilikazi wa Afrika

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“General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi was a very close friend of mine. I think it’s safe to say it was a boys’ trip, it’s safe to say it like that — otherwise he and I will get into trouble, because I believe his wife and my wife are watching here, so I don’t want to delve too deeply.” Cedric Nkabinde “It was very personal, the things we do with him are sometimes very personal. Minister Senzo Mchunu didn’t even ask why we visited him.” Cedric Nkabinde testifies at the Ad Hoc Committee
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“General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi was a very close friend of mine. I think it’s safe to say it was a boys’ trip, it’s safe to say it like that — otherwise he and I will get into trouble, because I believe his wife and my wife are watching here, so I don’t want to delve too deeply.” Cedric Nkabinde “It was very personal, the things we do with him are sometimes very personal. Minister Senzo Mchunu didn’t even ask why we visited him.” Cedric Nkabinde testifies at the Ad Hoc Committee

News Live SA

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Being a whistleblower and a top cop does not make one immune to error, irresponsible behaviour and critique. The EFF has always had this kind of relationship with Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and all functionaries of the state. That is what Mkhwanazi is, a functionary of the state who has chosen to speak out. A functionary of the state, a state which has been run through the political outcomes of the ANC, is not infallible. Ronnie Kasrils, Mbazima Shilowa and many ANC stalwarts, including Mkhwanazi himself have stated the reality that intelligence and law enforcement has been compromised by the process and outcomes of ANC conferences. What would make Mkhwanazi immune to this political reality? What is wrong about pointing that out? No one in this country must have a blank cheque and South Africans must never be blackmailed into silence by people who think law enforcement is like supporting Kaizer Chiefs through thick and thin. This is law enforcement of a country, and a functionary of that is making sweeping unsubstantiated statements about politicians when he does not like what they have to say about him, selectively. Never must we descend public discourse and our democracy into a fan club. Exhibit A of how Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has been irresponsible when society sought to peacefully protest against the state of load shedding and Phala Phala Corruption in 2023z Seemingly this correct criticism warranted non-stop nodding behind Julius Malema three years ago.
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Being a whistleblower and a top cop does not make one immune to error, irresponsible behaviour and critique. The EFF has always had this kind of relationship with Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and all functionaries of the state. That is what Mkhwanazi is, a functionary of the state who has chosen to speak out. A functionary of the state, a state which has been run through the political outcomes of the ANC, is not infallible. Ronnie Kasrils, Mbazima Shilowa and many ANC stalwarts, including Mkhwanazi himself have stated the reality that intelligence and law enforcement has been compromised by the process and outcomes of ANC conferences. What would make Mkhwanazi immune to this political reality? What is wrong about pointing that out? No one in this country must have a blank cheque and South Africans must never be blackmailed into silence by people who think law enforcement is like supporting Kaizer Chiefs through thick and thin. This is law enforcement of a country, and a functionary of that is making sweeping unsubstantiated statements about politicians when he does not like what they have to say about him, selectively. Never must we descend public discourse and our democracy into a fan club. Exhibit A of how Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has been irresponsible when society sought to peacefully protest against the state of load shedding and Phala Phala Corruption in 2023z Seemingly this correct criticism warranted non-stop nodding behind Julius Malema three years ago.

Sinawo Thambo

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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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Cyril Ramaphosa, and the entire Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Police, especially its chairperson should testify at the #MadlangaCommission. For CR: he must answer this: “can you confirm that Mchunu told you about disbandment of the Political Killings Task Team? If yes, why did you agree?” For Portfolio Committee on Police: when Mkhwanazi told you about disbandment of political killings team and Minister Mchunu argued that it was done in concert with President, why did you not probe political interference into police operations and hold the executive accountable? In the video below: Mchunu firstly says the task team can’t operate without a deadline. Secondly, he dismisses the doctrine upon which it was established- I.e. these are not “political killings”. Instead he argues they are pure crime. Then he says he has consulted the president, despite the fact that they reported to a ministerial team, and not presidential. That the president has agreed to the approach he is taking: meaning disbandment of the team. The basis Mchunu advances differs fundamentally with the Moerane Commission findings: that what is occurring in KZN are Political Killings motivated by fight over tenders, although largely “intra-party” based. Also, that there was politicisation of the police and criminal justice system. This makes a good basis for why the Political Task Killings Team was “Multidisciplinary”; inclusive of SAPS, NPA etc. and it therefore succeeded in massively reducing the political assassinations in KZN. A factor Mkhwanazi credits for why other high profile cases were added to them. The portfolio committee heard all of this. But did not probe political interference! Neither did they ask if the minister’s decision is constitutional. They simply moved on with business as usual. They too must account! Secondly, if Ramaphosa agreed with this, we ought to be told why if the Task Team had not finished with cases referred to it by this time. Especially if this team HAD NEVER HAD ANY REPORTING MEETING with Mchunu. How did he know it was no longer necessarily when he had not engaged its report? Parliament never asked any of these questions! They are complicit and must come to #MadlangaCommission to answer for their utter uselessness!
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Cyril Ramaphosa, and the entire Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Police, especially its chairperson should testify at the #MadlangaCommission. For CR: he must answer this: “can you confirm that Mchunu told you about disbandment of the Political Killings Task Team? If yes, why did you agree?” For Portfolio Committee on Police: when Mkhwanazi told you about disbandment of political killings team and Minister Mchunu argued that it was done in concert with President, why did you not probe political interference into police operations and hold the executive accountable? In the video below: Mchunu firstly says the task team can’t operate without a deadline. Secondly, he dismisses the doctrine upon which it was established- I.e. these are not “political killings”. Instead he argues they are pure crime. Then he says he has consulted the president, despite the fact that they reported to a ministerial team, and not presidential. That the president has agreed to the approach he is taking: meaning disbandment of the team. The basis Mchunu advances differs fundamentally with the Moerane Commission findings: that what is occurring in KZN are Political Killings motivated by fight over tenders, although largely “intra-party” based. Also, that there was politicisation of the police and criminal justice system. This makes a good basis for why the Political Task Killings Team was “Multidisciplinary”; inclusive of SAPS, NPA etc. and it therefore succeeded in massively reducing the political assassinations in KZN. A factor Mkhwanazi credits for why other high profile cases were added to them. The portfolio committee heard all of this. But did not probe political interference! Neither did they ask if the minister’s decision is constitutional. They simply moved on with business as usual. They too must account! Secondly, if Ramaphosa agreed with this, we ought to be told why if the Task Team had not finished with cases referred to it by this time. Especially if this team HAD NEVER HAD ANY REPORTING MEETING with Mchunu. How did he know it was no longer necessarily when he had not engaged its report? Parliament never asked any of these questions! They are complicit and must come to #MadlangaCommission to answer for their utter uselessness!

Mbuyiseni Ndlozi

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Deflection or Analysis? In Rushing to Defend Mkhwanazi, Mpofu-Walsh Ignores Key Questions‼️‼️‼️ Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh argues that it is unfair for President Julius Malema to label Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi a coward, maintaining that Mkhwanazi would have made the same statements even if Malema had been present at the Ad Hoc Committee. But that view overlooks a key point: accountability is not just about what is said, but what is deliberately left unsaid. The criticism from President Malema’s side is rooted in the claim that Mkhwanazi failed to disclose that he himself requested the meeting, and that sensitive details regarding the investigation into AKA’s murder were shared in that context. So, this omission becomes central to the question of integrity. Mpofu-Walsh further argues that supporting Mkhwanazi does not make one his “ball-boy” or “ball-girl,” and credits him with exposing significant institutional rot in a short period. He insists that while criticism is fair game, calling Mkhwanazi a coward crosses the line, describing him instead as “extremely brave.” The real issue, however, is not about praise or insults it is whether all relevant facts are being placed before the public. In political and law enforcement matters alike, partial transparency can be just as contentious as outright silence. We are NOT Mkhwanazi Fanatics!
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Deflection or Analysis? In Rushing to Defend Mkhwanazi, Mpofu-Walsh Ignores Key Questions‼️‼️‼️ Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh argues that it is unfair for President Julius Malema to label Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi a coward, maintaining that Mkhwanazi would have made the same statements even if Malema had been present at the Ad Hoc Committee. But that view overlooks a key point: accountability is not just about what is said, but what is deliberately left unsaid. The criticism from President Malema’s side is rooted in the claim that Mkhwanazi failed to disclose that he himself requested the meeting, and that sensitive details regarding the investigation into AKA’s murder were shared in that context. So, this omission becomes central to the question of integrity. Mpofu-Walsh further argues that supporting Mkhwanazi does not make one his “ball-boy” or “ball-girl,” and credits him with exposing significant institutional rot in a short period. He insists that while criticism is fair game, calling Mkhwanazi a coward crosses the line, describing him instead as “extremely brave.” The real issue, however, is not about praise or insults it is whether all relevant facts are being placed before the public. In political and law enforcement matters alike, partial transparency can be just as contentious as outright silence. We are NOT Mkhwanazi Fanatics!

🇿🇦 Apostle Dr D Mekgwe🇹🇼

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PA Rejects Drug Trade Allegations Against Gayton McKenzie After Claims Surface in the Ad Hoc Committee The Patriotic Alliance (PA) has firmly rejected allegations linking its leader, Gayton McKenzie who serves as South Africa's Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, to the drug trade. These allegations emerged during a recent hearing of Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee investigating allegations related to the South African Police Service (SAPS). KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi was questioned about a handwritten letter from an inmate named Jermaine Prim. According to Mkhwanazi, the letter addressed to an MK Party spokesperson and later received by Mkhwanazi via party channels alleges that Prim was transferred to a high-security unit (C-Max) after claiming to possess voice recordings connecting McKenzie to drug dealers and drug money. The letter reportedly details conversations Prim had with controversial businessman Vusimuzi Cat Matlala while they were incarcerated together, touching on these alleged links. In response, PA Deputy Kenny Kunene categorically denied the accusations on behalf of the party. He stated on record: "Gayton McKenzie is not involved in drugs, I am not involved in drugs," emphasizing that neither he nor McKenzie has any connection to drug activities.
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PA Rejects Drug Trade Allegations Against Gayton McKenzie After Claims Surface in the Ad Hoc Committee The Patriotic Alliance (PA) has firmly rejected allegations linking its leader, Gayton McKenzie who serves as South Africa's Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, to the drug trade. These allegations emerged during a recent hearing of Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee investigating allegations related to the South African Police Service (SAPS). KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi was questioned about a handwritten letter from an inmate named Jermaine Prim. According to Mkhwanazi, the letter addressed to an MK Party spokesperson and later received by Mkhwanazi via party channels alleges that Prim was transferred to a high-security unit (C-Max) after claiming to possess voice recordings connecting McKenzie to drug dealers and drug money. The letter reportedly details conversations Prim had with controversial businessman Vusimuzi Cat Matlala while they were incarcerated together, touching on these alleged links. In response, PA Deputy Kenny Kunene categorically denied the accusations on behalf of the party. He stated on record: "Gayton McKenzie is not involved in drugs, I am not involved in drugs," emphasizing that neither he nor McKenzie has any connection to drug activities.

MDN NEWS

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"The BIG 5 that we are talking about in this Commission/Committee are just the tip of the iceberg. There are big players in Cape Town, KZN, Gauteng and so forth. They are from different races"-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, testifying at Parliament's Adhoc Committee. Interestingly he said that businessman who also finances taxi owners through his company Zee Nxumalo is not part of the BIG FIVE but operates in the taxi space due to services his provides. “Nxumalo’s name has come up several times due to his business links”
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"The BIG 5 that we are talking about in this Commission/Committee are just the tip of the iceberg. There are big players in Cape Town, KZN, Gauteng and so forth. They are from different races"-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, testifying at Parliament's Adhoc Committee. Interestingly he said that businessman who also finances taxi owners through his company Zee Nxumalo is not part of the BIG FIVE but operates in the taxi space due to services his provides. “Nxumalo’s name has come up several times due to his business links”

#LordOfTheMedia

88,142 views • 5 months ago

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will fly into the eye of a storm when he arrives tomorrow from the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, over KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi's series of damning crime allegations against Police Minister Senzo Mchunu and Deputy National Commissioner for Crime Detection Shadrack Sibiya. In an extraordinary press briefing in Durban yesterday - which has triggered a flurry of high-profile political reactions from the presidency and ANC officials- Mkhwanazi, a police Lieutenant-General, flanked by district commissioners and heavily armed members of SAPS Special Task Force, accused Mchunu of links with criminal syndicates that wanted to sabotage the Political Killings Task Team. Mkhwanazi said Mchunu had instructed senior SAPS officials to disband the taskforce in March 2025 and withdraw 121 active case dockets, many involving politically motivated assassinations in the province, without authorisation from either the National Police Commissioner or provincial leadership. He revealed evidence found on the phone of accused underworld figure Vusumuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala links Mchunu to controversial communications through an associate, Brown Mogotsi. Mkhwanazi says Matlala, who was arrested in May for attempted murder, had been awarded a R360-million police contract. The trailblazing and brave KZN police boss also said he has evidence of police involvement in high-profile crime syndicates. He says the rot runs deep, with law enforcement agents, and high-ranking politicians, aiding and abetting crime and drug cartels, especially in Gauteng province.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will fly into the eye of a storm when he arrives tomorrow from the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, over KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi's series of damning crime allegations against Police Minister Senzo Mchunu and Deputy National Commissioner for Crime Detection Shadrack Sibiya. In an extraordinary press briefing in Durban yesterday - which has triggered a flurry of high-profile political reactions from the presidency and ANC officials- Mkhwanazi, a police Lieutenant-General, flanked by district commissioners and heavily armed members of SAPS Special Task Force, accused Mchunu of links with criminal syndicates that wanted to sabotage the Political Killings Task Team. Mkhwanazi said Mchunu had instructed senior SAPS officials to disband the taskforce in March 2025 and withdraw 121 active case dockets, many involving politically motivated assassinations in the province, without authorisation from either the National Police Commissioner or provincial leadership. He revealed evidence found on the phone of accused underworld figure Vusumuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala links Mchunu to controversial communications through an associate, Brown Mogotsi. Mkhwanazi says Matlala, who was arrested in May for attempted murder, had been awarded a R360-million police contract. The trailblazing and brave KZN police boss also said he has evidence of police involvement in high-profile crime syndicates. He says the rot runs deep, with law enforcement agents, and high-ranking politicians, aiding and abetting crime and drug cartels, especially in Gauteng province.

TheNewsHawks

12,069 views • 1 year ago

🔴 CONFIRMED 🔴 Part of the ANC's submission to the draft report of the Ad Hoc Committee is a call for a robust probe and audit into money looted by PKTT leaders, and Crime Intelligence. Several witnesses testified that Crime Intelligence has been abusing the State Secret Fund to finance lavish lifestyles and purchase cars and buildings. MPs appear to agree that the PKTT and Crime Intelligence, under Dumisani Khumalo, have become cash cows for their leaders. The draft report therefore calls for lifestyle audits of these leaders. The real reason Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi shed crocodile tears when Senzo Mchunu closed the PKTT had nothing to do with fighting crime. It was about protecting the cash cow. He doesn't want to use KZN SAPS to fight crime. He would rather rely on an ineffective and inefficient task team that serves those who lead it.
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🔴 CONFIRMED 🔴 Part of the ANC's submission to the draft report of the Ad Hoc Committee is a call for a robust probe and audit into money looted by PKTT leaders, and Crime Intelligence. Several witnesses testified that Crime Intelligence has been abusing the State Secret Fund to finance lavish lifestyles and purchase cars and buildings. MPs appear to agree that the PKTT and Crime Intelligence, under Dumisani Khumalo, have become cash cows for their leaders. The draft report therefore calls for lifestyle audits of these leaders. The real reason Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi shed crocodile tears when Senzo Mchunu closed the PKTT had nothing to do with fighting crime. It was about protecting the cash cow. He doesn't want to use KZN SAPS to fight crime. He would rather rely on an ineffective and inefficient task team that serves those who lead it.

Constitution First 🇿🇦

39,295 views • 2 months ago

🚨🚨 THE PLOT THICKENS: LET’S TALK ABOUT WITNESS “I”! 🚨🚨 Heish, family, please don’t even get me started on that IPID lady today, she completely exhausts me! She clearly only showed up to Madlanga’s kitchen to drink our purified water, waste our oxygen, and leave us parched for real answers. Let’s leave her right there.Because today? We need to talk about Witness “I”. This man walked into the commission, looked the country in the eye, and confirmed exactly what my gut has been telling me all along. Validation never felt so heavy.If you remember my initial theory, I told you that Major General Khan and General Kadwa swooped into that Aeroton drug bust scene like they owned it. But who was already on the ground doing the dirty work? Warrant Officer Magane, Chief Mashaba, Warrant Officer Phakula, and their informant, Mr. Tumelo Nku. Now, look... we already know that first crew had their own creative plans for those drugs, but let me keep my mouth zipped on that for a second... 🤐 Envy is a terrible thing, but greed? Greed is a monster.Generals Khan and Kadwa were visibly irritated to their very core. Why? Because they got completely outsmarted and beaten at their own game by junior amateurs! Imagine the bruised egos in that room. So, what did they do? They hijacked the scene, started bossing everyone around, and completely ignored Lt-Col Sebola an actual expert who actually knew what he was doing. Generals Khan and Kadwa were visibly irritated to their very core. Why? Because they got completely outsmarted and beaten at their own game by junior amateurs! Imagine the bruised egos in that room. So, what did they do? They hijacked the scene, started bossing everyone around, and completely ignored Lt-Col Sebola an actual expert who actually knew what he was doing. But it gets darker. Witness “I” dropped an absolute bombshell yesterday: ■ General Khan allegedly removed the truck driver from the scene and helped him vanish into thin ■ Witness “I” openly admitted that certain senior managers within SAPS are actively sleeping in the same bed as the drug cartels. This is exactly why his team keeps their operations under lock and key, you can’t trust the person sitting next to you! ■ When "Mama Sesla" (Advocate Sesi Baloyi SC) pressed him for a name, he didn't blink. He pointed straight at a 'Colonel Bok.' But wait, there's more! They tried to buy his silence. Witness “I” revealed he was offered a "handsome reward", packaged nicely as a promotion. If he just agreed to alter his statement and protect Khan. Let that sink in. The system tried to reward corruption, but he chose integrity.Witness “I” didn’t just take the stand; he came to bury the General and his entire cabal. He made it clear that intelligence reports show Major General Khan is notorious for overseeing drug syndicates flooding in from KZN. Honestly, I think the commissioners already know exactly who they are dealing with. They are patiently spinning a web, collecting every single receipt, and building a watertight case. The day General Khan finally steps into Madlanga’s kitchen, it will be the last time he ever sees the light of day. Because where he is going after this? Kukhala amadoda, only real men cry there! 🔒But as emotionally taxing as this betrayal of public trust is, we still have to be fair. We need to hear what he has to say for himself. For now, grab your popcorn, sit back, and let’s watch the wheels of justice turn slowly. #MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi
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🚨🚨 THE PLOT THICKENS: LET’S TALK ABOUT WITNESS “I”! 🚨🚨 Heish, family, please don’t even get me started on that IPID lady today, she completely exhausts me! She clearly only showed up to Madlanga’s kitchen to drink our purified water, waste our oxygen, and leave us parched for real answers. Let’s leave her right there.Because today? We need to talk about Witness “I”. This man walked into the commission, looked the country in the eye, and confirmed exactly what my gut has been telling me all along. Validation never felt so heavy.If you remember my initial theory, I told you that Major General Khan and General Kadwa swooped into that Aeroton drug bust scene like they owned it. But who was already on the ground doing the dirty work? Warrant Officer Magane, Chief Mashaba, Warrant Officer Phakula, and their informant, Mr. Tumelo Nku. Now, look... we already know that first crew had their own creative plans for those drugs, but let me keep my mouth zipped on that for a second... 🤐 Envy is a terrible thing, but greed? Greed is a monster.Generals Khan and Kadwa were visibly irritated to their very core. Why? Because they got completely outsmarted and beaten at their own game by junior amateurs! Imagine the bruised egos in that room. So, what did they do? They hijacked the scene, started bossing everyone around, and completely ignored Lt-Col Sebola an actual expert who actually knew what he was doing. Generals Khan and Kadwa were visibly irritated to their very core. Why? Because they got completely outsmarted and beaten at their own game by junior amateurs! Imagine the bruised egos in that room. So, what did they do? They hijacked the scene, started bossing everyone around, and completely ignored Lt-Col Sebola an actual expert who actually knew what he was doing. But it gets darker. Witness “I” dropped an absolute bombshell yesterday: ■ General Khan allegedly removed the truck driver from the scene and helped him vanish into thin ■ Witness “I” openly admitted that certain senior managers within SAPS are actively sleeping in the same bed as the drug cartels. This is exactly why his team keeps their operations under lock and key, you can’t trust the person sitting next to you! ■ When "Mama Sesla" (Advocate Sesi Baloyi SC) pressed him for a name, he didn't blink. He pointed straight at a 'Colonel Bok.' But wait, there's more! They tried to buy his silence. Witness “I” revealed he was offered a "handsome reward", packaged nicely as a promotion. If he just agreed to alter his statement and protect Khan. Let that sink in. The system tried to reward corruption, but he chose integrity.Witness “I” didn’t just take the stand; he came to bury the General and his entire cabal. He made it clear that intelligence reports show Major General Khan is notorious for overseeing drug syndicates flooding in from KZN. Honestly, I think the commissioners already know exactly who they are dealing with. They are patiently spinning a web, collecting every single receipt, and building a watertight case. The day General Khan finally steps into Madlanga’s kitchen, it will be the last time he ever sees the light of day. Because where he is going after this? Kukhala amadoda, only real men cry there! 🔒But as emotionally taxing as this betrayal of public trust is, we still have to be fair. We need to hear what he has to say for himself. For now, grab your popcorn, sit back, and let’s watch the wheels of justice turn slowly. #MadlangaCommission #ProtectGeneralMkhwanazi

Kwena Molekwa

22,343 views • 2 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?🤦‍♂️🙆‍♂️😳
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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