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Sunday, 6 July 2025

[THE TRUTH PANTHER 🇿🇦 @TheTruthPanther]

“F#ck him up bro...He must stay in his lane.”—Explosive WhatsApp Messages Reveal General Feroz Khan Gave Carnilinx Cigarette Boss a Go Ahead to Deal With Journalist Abramjee After He Called for an Investigation Into Illegal Cigarettes

WhatsApp messages released by the Madlanga Commission have revealed a 2021 exchange between Carnilinx co-founder and Chief Operating Officer Mohammad Sayed and suspended SAPS Crime Intelligence Major General Feroz Khan in which journalist and anti-corruption activist Yusuf Abramjee was discussed in threatening terms. The messages were sent on 7 July 2021 after Abramjee publicly called for investigations into South Africa's illicit cigarette trade.

According to the extracts, Sayed sent Khan a message stating, “Abramjee gonna get fucked up bru” at 6:07:14 PM. Khan responded 15 seconds later, writing, “F#ck him up bro.” Khan later added another message saying, “He must stay in his lane.” The conversation continued later that evening when Khan asked, “Slimz bro Are you ok.”

The exchange followed the publication of an article by Tax Justice South Africa, founded by Abramjee, under the headline “AUTHORITIES TO BLAME FOR TSUNAMI OF ILLEGAL TOBACCO FLOODING SOUTH AFRICA.” In the article, Abramjee warned that criminals were being allowed to loot the country of billions of rand through tax-evading cigarette sales and called for an immediate inquiry into the industry.

Abramjee also highlighted IPSOS research which found illegal cigarettes on sale in 41% of shops nationwide. Around the same time, he posted on X that brands belonging to Carnilinx were the most frequently found below the minimum collectable tax threshold, while brands owned or licensed by Afroberg were the second most prevalent. He said Tax Justice South Africa's own investigations implicated “the usual suspects” and promised that a further report would be released.

Commission documents identify Sayed as a close associate of Khan and reveal broader interactions between the pair, including discussions about police investigations, a proposed SAPS face-mask tender during the COVID-19 period, and questions relating to former Police Minister Bheki Cele. Sayed and businessman Adriano Mazzotti have previously faced allegations linked to illicit tobacco activities.

Major General Khan, who is suspended and faces corruption-related charges, is expected to testify before the Madlanga Commission on 1 July 2026. The Commission is investigating allegations of criminality, corruption and political interference within South Africa's justice system. The newly released messages have intensified scrutiny of alleged links between law enforcement figures, politicians and individuals connected to the country's multibillion-rand illicit tobacco trade.

[Sive ✨ @SiveXaluva]

Julius Malema acted like a visionary and prophet for the longest time,

But all along he’s been fed information by his cartel circle.

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[Malalephenduka @phakathwayo_579]

@Mfoka_Jobe Bakubhebhela umfazi yini labantu kanti?

[Esethu Hasane @lEsethuHasane]

The Ghanaian President joked recently that he prays for Nigeria’s development so they don’t deal with immigration from their green and white flagged neighbor. They understand illegal migration well; but Israeli money will have them pretend like South Africa isn’t paying for all of Africa’s development when they are just praying for Nigeria.

[Mbhazima Shilowa @Enghumbhini]

Ghana took wrong money. It has to deliver even if they have to lie.

[eNCA @eNCA]

The Health Professions Council has had joint inspections conducted with police that have led to the arrest of several individuals posing as qualified doctors.

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[военачальник @cyka_plata]

@PolymarketSport "Not shaking my hand is acceptable, but I cannot guarantee freedom after that" - Lord Mbappe

[Rebone Tau @ReboneTau]

20 shacks found inside a hijacked building in Germiston. Illegal water and electricity connections were also uncovered during a City of Ekurhuleni operation. This is why the fight against hijacked buildings and service theft must continue.

[G @_Zubane]

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[G @_Zubane]

No need to negotiate with old corrupt leaders.

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Just jail Shibiri and look out for whoever come to his rescue and jail them too.

[Dr Nasiphi Moya @nasiphim]

We’ve found another brothel, K20, that’s operated by Chinese nationals. 54 rooms - and the ladies are charged R4000 per month to rent a room. We are currently conducting a by-law enforcement operation in the Pretoria CBD. @CityTshwane

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[Times LIVE @TimesLIVE]

The Mpumalanga chief magistrate who struck the extortion case against Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni and co-accused off the roll might not have to account for her decision after she retired on Friday.
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[Kwesi Pratt Jnr. @kwesiprattjr]

SOUTH AFRICA
Media reports say that some of the Ghanaians who have been brought back home at state expense were seeking asylum in South Africa.

These asylum seekers normally claim that their countries of origin are unfit for them usually because they are persecuted for their religious or political beliefs.

My question is, can there be a justification for spending the taxpayers’ resources on bringing asylum seekers back home?