NOW:
APOLOGY AND WITHDRAWAL STATEMENT:
By Bishop Azwihangwi Maumela
"Following yesterday’s court proceedings involving General Sibiya was interviewed by several media houses and made certain statements and allegations which, after serious reflection and consultation, I wish to withdraw.
I acknowledge that I should have handled the matter with greater sensitivity, particularly because it involves a minor. After careful reflection and receiving advice from people who engaged with me, I recognise that I should have exercised greater restraint and responsibility in my engagement with the media.
I therefore unreservedly withdraw the statements I made and sincerely apologise to anyone who may have been affected or offended by my words. I also withdraw my remarks concerning the President, law enforcement agencies, and the Mandlanga Commission. I did not intend to threaten, harm, or intimidate anyone.
I accept full responsibility for the manner in which I handled the media engagement and sincerely apologise for my conduct.
As Nelson Mandela reminded us: “It is in your hands to create a better world for all who live in it.” I take this moment as an opportunity to reflect, learn from my actions, and contribute to a more responsible and constructive public discourse.
Going forward, I will refrain from making further public comments on this matter and allow the appropriate processes to take their course.
I sincerely apologise and thank everyone who has counselled and guided me. I respect the advice I have received and accept that, in matters of such sensitivity, restraint, responsibility and respect for due process must always guide our words and actions."
You want receipts, we got them….
When a whole brigadier allows his uniform to be disrespected, then you know the value ethos of our senior members is out the window.
We have a lot of info, and it’s safely preserved.
BREAKING NEWS | Oupa “Bafana” Sindane turns to Gauteng High Court in Pretoria to block his subpoena & the Madlanga Commission’s use of his phone content seized in the Kwaggafontein extortion & money laundering case pending a review.
DEVELOPING:
Accused in the dock:
Given Mokofane
Claudette Masethe
Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala
Tsakane Matlala
Media application to broadcast proceedings granted. No objections. We proceed.
@eNCA
Brother
There are only are only 2 women in your life that you cannot replace
That is Your mother and Your daughter
Everyone else is replaceable…
As long as she is not your relative she must be least of your problems..!!!
Being a minister in your 30s of the first ever democratic government of South Africa...
Luck and timing are everything in life. This man was in his 30s and had his signature on bank notes.