Michellie Kat

🇿🇦 Proudly South African
Proudly Afrikaans. 🇿🇦

[Tebogo Khaas @tebogokhaas]

And all that Mkhwanazi sought were his missing dockets. In light of recent developments, it is perhaps less surprising that Feroz Khan was never called before the ad hoc committee, and that cigarette smuggling networks have continued to operate with apparent impunity.

This raises a more disquieting question: could such circumstances help explain why certain political actors advocate so fervently for open borders?

Lest we forget, illicit cigarette trade costs the South African fiscus between R27 billion and R30 billion annually in lost excise duties and VAT. This equates to approximately R100 million in tax revenue lost every single working day. Literal economic freedom fighters.

[The Star @TheStar_news]

A Home Affairs probe triggered by a R3 million McLaren crash in Cape Town has uncovered alleged widespread abuse of SA’s vehicle registration system, with hundreds of luxury cars reportedly bought by foreign nationals using fraudulent documents.

https://t.co/yCnZRajSpg

[Gareth Cliff @GarethCliff]

Which is why they’re unemployable.

We spend a higher percentage of our budget on education than most countries, only to find that most kids who go through our basic education system cannot read or add. Failure.

[Newzroom Afrika @Newzroom405]

[WATCH] The IPID investigator who looked into the complaint filed against Major-General Feroz Khan has been questioned by the Madlanga Commission about her apparently slanted conclusions in the probe, which resulted from failing to comprehensively engage other statements presented for her attention. The police watchdog’s assistant director, Takalani Maphosho, has been grilled about failing to consider Khan’s statement regarding his presence at the crime scene of the R300 million cocaine drug bust in Aeroton. @ZiyandaNgcobo reports.

#Newzroom405

[JvL 🇿🇦 @JvanLogg]

EFF’s Julius Malema provided political protection for Feroz Khan, Madlanga Commission investigator reveals https://t.co/XfhTj0kYUQ

[k9_reaper | T.I.A @k9_reaper]

Is it just me, or has the rule of law on South Africas roads completely fallen away?

Fun fact - you can directly correlate the level of decline by how a country's drivers act on the road.

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

There are a million reasons why the ANC won’t do anything about the illegal immigration issue.

One of the biggest is that border officials are reportedly pocketing around R3,000 per illegal immigrant.

You do the math.

That’s why you’ll get a Sunday night speech and a few social media posts instead of arrests at the border.

[BusinessTech @BusinessTechSA]

The average South African earning R30,000 a month pays almost half of their salaries to the government.
https://t.co/M2s82diod6

[Tebogo Khaas @tebogokhaas]

I'm no lawyer but can see BS when confronted with such.

[KM @KhanyaMsika]

General Firoz Khan stays here, how does a police officer afford staying at The Houghton?

#MadlangaCommission

[Pule Letshwiti-Jones @pule_jones]

According to the bundle, the chats between Sayed and General Khan suggest that Wiandre Pretorius was employed by Sayed in an arrangement brokered by Khan and that Pretorius was used by Sayed and his connections in the SAPS to target rivals in the illicit tobacco industry.

@eNCA
@Abramjee

[Zille for Mayor @HelenZille4Jozi]

Any takers?

[Tebogo Khaas @tebogokhaas]

Whose interests are @EFFSouthAfrica and @Julius_S_Malema serving? Pay for play? PRECCA?

[Justice, Crime Prevention and Security @CrimeWatch_RSA]

1/2 #MadlangaCommission [COVID TENDER] On 12 January 2021, Mr Sayed had asked Major General Khan who he should approach to get a contract to supply SAPS with SAPS branded masks.

• Major General Khan replied at 13h06 and 13h07 by asking for prices and samples and stated “I am gonna see someone tomorrow night who is the possible guy to make it happen.”

• At 13h08, Mr Sayed sent through his pricelist.

• At 20h34, Major General Khan messaged Mr Sayed to confirm that he had received the samples.

• On 5 June 2021, Mr Sayed messaged General Khan (apparently in relation to his proposed Covid mask contract) asking him to ask “Fanie what name was the transversal contracts saved under?”. The reference to “Fanie” appears to be a reference to now suspended SAPS Divisional Commissioner of Supply Chain Management Lieutenant General (Dr) Molefe Isaac Fani, who has recently been suspended from his position in charge of procurement at SAPS. At the time, he was still employed by National Treasury where he had responsibilities relating to Covid procurement.

• On 7 June 2021, Mr Sayed forwarded to Major General Khan a series of photographs and videos of a warehouse which he proposed to rent to National Treasury. At 11h18:57 he explained that he could rent the premises to National Treasury and at 12h08:28 he gave details of the warehouse and office space available.

• On 7 July 2021, Mr Sayed sent Major General Khan a message asking him to check with Lieutenant General Fani how many test kits he was looking at ordering for the different government departments because Carnilinx Industries had received approval to distribute test kits.

• On 20 July 2021, Mr Sayed messaged Major General Khan saying that they would discuss the PPE with Pilot (ie Leiutenant General Fani) without “Josie” (one of their business partners on several of their proposed public sector contracts).

• On 26 July 2021, Major General Khan sent Mr Sayed, an extract from the Treasury Instruction on Covid procurement and a picture of a screen detailing the numbers of masks required by different sections of SAPS.

• For over a week from 2 August 2021, Mr Sayed repeatedly urged Major General Khan to pressurise Lieutenant General Fani and “Gen 1” who appears to have been a General in SAPS procurement to give him orders for masks and General Khan responded to his entreaties.

(Molefe Isaac Fani was subsequently appointed as SAPS Divisional Commissioner for Supply Chain Management, from the National Treasury as the Acting Chief Procurement Officer)

[Justice, Crime Prevention and Security @CrimeWatch_RSA]

#MadlangaCommission [THE RELATIONSHIP OF MAJ GEN KHAN, MR SAYED AND MR MALEMA] It has been widely reported in the media that :

• Carnilinx (Mr Sayed’s company) donated R650 000 to the EFF to enable it to register as a political party;

• The late Mr Kyle Phillips of Carnilinx advanced R1 million to Mr Julius Malema to enable him to settle a tax debt to SARS;
55.3. Mr Mazotti regularly made his Sandton penthouse available to Mr Malema for his use;

• Mr Malema and his family lived in a house rented to him by the CEO of Carnilinx, Mr Mazotti; and

• Major General Khan attended an EFF Gala Dinner at a table sponsored by Carnilinx. He claimed to be conducting Crime Intelligence business at the time.

• If Major General Khan disputes any of these allegations, he is invited to do so under oath in his replying affidavit. For present purposes, we refer, by way of illustration, to the following media reports:

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[knick @Knick_RSA]

Apparently Mbuyiseni Ndlozi asked Questions in Parliament that were drafted by Feroz Khan 😭😭

[Manikivana @Manikipi]

@ZiyandaNgcobo You don't steal from grannies & get away with it. One they realise the hurt, they cry none stop.

[Ziyanda N @ZiyandaNgcobo]

[READ] Here are some of the topics that the #MadlangaCommission will explore with Maj-Gen Feroz Khan when he comes to the inquiry on 1 July 2026. The notice that was sent to Khan forms part of the public court documents shared by the inquiry earlier this evening. The notice, affidavits et. al were in response to Khan’s urgent application challenging the confiscation of his 5 cellphones and 1 iPad by SAPS at his home on 10 May 2026. The commission then got a hard drive from the police containing the content that had been downloaded from the devices.

[member of Hamas @kwets11]

For those of you struggling to connect the dots or unable to understand what those texts reveal, this is the bigger picture. Julius Malema and his connections to the illicit cigarette mafia is now undeniable and his stance on Spaza shops and local ownership is becoming crystal clear.👍🏾👇🏾