President Ramaphosa is not everyone's cup, you know. I know that it is difficult for those at the back, but please give the President his flowers.
In response to Lt-Gen Mkhwanazi's 06 July 2025 public address, the simplest thing the President could have done, and many of these at top-left had wanted him to do, was to fire the Police Minister on the spot. That is accountability, right?
The results: The Police Minister would have been held accountable by being fired and replaced with another, and Justice Madlanga would have been enjoying his retirement unbothered. The Madlanga-exposed alleged underworld figures would not be bothered whether a given day was a Monday or a Friday.
But no, the President said hold my cup.
The result: (i) A number of rogue men and women in blue uniform have been stripped off their police badges, (b) alleged criminal cartels have been exposed and the head of IDAC has hanged her gorgeous head in shame.
What is more?
This p.m, an almost the highest ranking police general-cum-alleged rapist-cum-sexual groomer-cum alleged human trafficker is sleeping in jail.
We have seem Commissions of Inquiry come and go. But this time, the President set up a Commission of special kind, a Lionel Messi of Commissions.
If you've been following the #madlangacommission and later watch the summary or highlights from the podcasts, you'll notice that some information is misrepresented or not factually true.
The podcasts are doing a great job in summarizing what happened in the commission during the day; however, they should invest in a fact checker!
Carrim doesn't want to testify; the commission should just present the evidence they have on him in his absence and keep it moving.
We're tired now #madlangacommission
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