Govender admits he "made a mistake" in his schedule. He says some cash payments attributed to his brother were actually from Chelin, and vice versa. He claims his mother-in-law kept "hundreds of thousands" in cash from the time of his father-in-law's passing—paid to him in smaller amounts. Commission presses on inconsistencies.
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Tell you what... Chidimma's decision to join Miss Universe SA may have been a blessing for us and the biggest mistake for foreigners, especially her own family. Last week Home Affairs probed into her mother and even found her victim who is the South African woman whose identity was stolen.
Now Home Affairs is reportedly probing into her father too and it's going to be interesting what they find out. So do you see what is starting to happen as a result of her insisting to stay in South Africa forcefully and illegally? She is prompting a deeper counter-ivestigation on herself and her entire family and by the time her battle with our justice system is done, it may not only be herself who has to be deported. It may be her mother, herself, her siblings who would also have become citizens as a result of her mother's fraudulent citizenship. It could be her father now, it could be her son who also got his citizenship from Chidima so if Chidima's citizenship is invalid then the son has to go too. It could be her husband who may have gotten a South African citizenship from marrying Chidimma who was regarded as a citizen during the marriage. Now that the citizenship of Chidimma is invalid he has to go too.
And don't forget that we came to know about her lawyer who is also serving on the Home Affairs advisory board during Chidimma's case against Home Affairs. So the more Chidimma fights to stay in the country it looks like more and more people around her get exposed. I wonder who-else will be next after her father's probe. Cousins? Uncles?
Malcolm X denied being a police informant and he says he has never gave Lebeya information before the KT Molefe one....
And yes he did call Malcolm X and informant.
The interview was on @TheRealClementM show.
Ntate Lebeya must just tell the truth mahh
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Look at the pain and defeat on that grown man's face. He left home in the morning going to work only for him to be humiliated like that, bamontsha marago and even laughing about it💔💔
For months, Feroz Khan has apparently been unable to furnish the Madlanga Commission with a statement.
Yet, within a day of learning of his dismissal, he has already managed to instruct his lawyers to rush to court to have it reversed.
Remarkable what a little urgency can do for one’s ability to give instructions. 🤔
Imagine going through alot to kick General Dumisani Khumalo out of Crime intelligence and you end up being kicked out 😤
Khan aka gowi ofamba moyeni struu🤞
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BREAKING:
North West police have clamped down on a suspected clandestine drug lab in Klipvoorstad.
MEC Tsotso Tlhapi to meet SAPS provincial commissioner shortly over this.
Previous busts in the province include:
The dismantling of a crystal methamphetamine and precious metal processing plant valued between R100 million and R250 million. Eleven suspects, including four Mexican nationals were arrestsed.
The Hawks uncovered a large-scale Mandrax manufacturing operation on a smallholding in Thulwe, Makapanstad. Six suspects were arrested and drug-pressing equipment was seized.
This is developing story. @eNCA
South Africa, we have a problem. 🇿🇦
This is Kebone Masange, a Zimbabwean national who worked as a Town Planner and later Head of Settlement for the Mpumalanga Provincial Government.
He claims he was born in South Africa, but Home Affairs records state that he entered the country in 1995 using a Zimbabwean passport listing Gwanda, Zimbabwe, as his birthplace.
Home Affairs also alleges inconsistencies involving his identity documents and immigration history.
The latest court battle is about forcing Home Affairs to disclose the records surrounding his South African IDs and immigration status.
South Africans deserve answers. 🇿🇦
This is a new thing. My mom would walk 5 kilometres from where the taxi dropped her off coming from work.
For 18 years. Not once did she come home drenched on the 1st of September.
What we’re seeing now is new levels of indelelo and, in some cases, outright criminality.
Our society is slowly rotting!