This one would be quiet the entire day, then at exactly 15:30 he'd say:
"Good afternoon, Sergeant. Please go to File 3, Annexure B, page 57, paragraph 84."
From there, bese eyaqeda ngawe. 😂🤞🏼
#MadlangaCommission
They wear overalls and aprons in Parliament, claiming to represent the poorest of the poor and the working class.
But when we march for jobs to be prioritised for South Africans, the same organisation condemns us.
Whats funnny is the fact that it was meant to be an easy ride. Cape Verde, Egypt, and the Swiss gave them a run for their money. Referies also had to step in and assist them.
“We passed the budget here every year, but the children in Limpopo do not have textbooks. However, all taverns in the country have alcohol delivered to them right on time.” - ex @COPE_RSA leader Terror Lekota (2012) 🇿🇦
Today marks exactly a year since the historic 6 July Durban Press Conference where he blew the whistle on unfettered corruption within the SAPS.
https://t.co/EJKgXbQWk3
Happy General Mkhwanazi Day!
Today marks a defining moment, a time in History we shall never forget, when men and women did not know what to do when the country was faced with high levels of crime. We are here because of one man who chose courage over silence and principle over fear.
We salute the general for his bravery, integrity and fearlessness, South Africa needs more leaders who are prepared to stand for truth and serve the people without compromise. Siyabulela singu Mzantsi Afrika Shamase! Uliqhawe.
May your courage inspire others to do the same, and may your courage inspire generations to come!
On this date a year ago, I was reading the news as usual during my Sunday slot. Then, through my earpiece, the director of the show told me that we were crossing LIVE to a media briefing by KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.
Line after line Mkhwanazi dropped bombshells unlike anything this country has heard. I sat on my TV news anchor chair, and all I could do was go YOH!
It was that briefing that gave birth to the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry.
Do you remember that day?
We extend our sincere gratitude to Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi for his demonstrated courage and integrity.
Today marks the first anniversary of his public disclosure on 6 July 2025 ; a pivotal moment in South Africa’s governance and accountability discourse. His actions has inspired a new generation of leaders. History will remember him accordingly.
In the 12 months since, his intervention has catalyzed several measurable outcomes.
While the full extent of the personal and professional sacrifices he made remains incompletely understood, the societal impact of his disclosure is clear. His bravery has contributed to a broader culture of accountability.
We cannot thank you enough.
*🗞️ ActionSA News 🗞️*
“ActionSA extends utmost appreciation and respect to South African Police Service *Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.*
Today marks exactly a year since the historic 6 July Durban Press Conference where he blew the whistle on unfettered corruption within the SAPS.
At a time when public trust in state institutions is under scrutiny, Lt-Gen Mkhwanazi exemplifies the courage, professionalism, and integrity expected of those entrusted with enforcing our laws.” - *Herman Mashaba, ActionSA President*
🔗 *Read more:* https://t.co/PD5DWOGxSf