Pack your bags and go kiss your wives — your little treasure hunt is over‼️‼️‼️
So let’s get this straight:
MaMkhize was under investigation by SARS, and the inquiry was led by senior attorney Coreth Naudè. In the middle of all this, there was an attempt on Coreth’s life — an attempted murder. She survived.
Following that, MaMkhize’s home was raided in connection with the tax evasion case. During the raid, over 40 firearms were found — and they were registered to CAT VIP Protection, a company owned by Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala.
Now, this is the same Cat whose wife allegedly ordered a hit on actress Tebogo Thobejane. The same Cat implicated in the R850 million corruption scandal exposed by whistleblower and CFO, Babita Deokaran — who was later assassinated. Despite all this, Cat still secured a R360 million SAPS tender. Thankfully, SAPS National Commissioner Gen. Fannie Masemola stepped in and reportedly said, “Not on my watch.”
But it goes deeper.
Lt. Gen. Mkhwanazi has now linked Cat to Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, Deputy Minister Shadrack Sibiya, and a mysterious figure named Brown Mogotsi.
Who is Brown Mogotsi?
He’s an ANC member and businessman with no official government role — but moves like a high-ranking state official, with access to sensitive intelligence. In an April 2025 interview with EWN, Mkhwanazi claimed Brown is from the North West province and is closely aligned with Minister Mchunu.
Allegedly, Brown tried to create friction among the police’s top brass by sending Mkhwanazi messages and documents to push his own agenda. Mkhwanazi stated that both Brown and Mchunu’s political careers are bankrolled by Cat. Wild, right?
There’s even WhatsApp evidence and police POPs suggesting that Cat co-owns a criminal gang in Mamelodi, which has been extorting residents in Ikageng — claiming they can divert water from the reservoir into the settlement.
Now here’s where it gets sinister.
Cat and Brown reportedly instructed Minister Mchunu to disband a special police task team that was successfully investigating political assassinations. Looks like the task team was getting too close. Mchunu didn’t waste time — he sent Sibiya, his deputy, to pull 121 dockets from the team’s hands.
The very next day, the task team received a letter telling them to “pack your bags and go kiss your wives — your little treasure hunt is over.” According to Mkhwanazi, the team had already secured warrants of arrest, but those warrants have never been signed. Wonder why?
Sibiya later went on air dismissing the task team, claiming they had done nothing about the AKA murder. This is the same Sibiya who was the first responder at the scene of Senzo Meyiwa’s shooting — where several celebrities, including Chicco Twala’s son, were present.
Mkhwanazi further alleges that the now-disbanded task team had uncovered links between top police officials and drug trafficking syndicates operating at major ports — especially in KwaZulu-Natal — with the network being coordinated from Gauteng.
@TshweuMoleme I saw this 2hrs ago from @pidgeonchest
Maybe we should also be checking if our individual votes at our voting district were recorded, and posting any discrepancies here @TshweuMoleme? At the risk of flooding your feed… https://t.co/rTBlWQjXeu
One day the Proteas and the Springboks are gonna kill us with heart attack. Bafana Bafana is better because they just lose from the get go and we accept that.
#ProteaFire