This is the machine that was found at the house of the guy who works at Home Affairs in Middleburg Mpumalanga He does Fake IDs Copies for illegal immigrants He was exposed by March and March ππππ Wow
@GovernmentZA Tell @Stellarated to publish a list of R500 million beneficiaries. It seems like our tax money is funding Somalians/Pakistanis and terrorism. We want the list megwete.
π₯π₯ππΏββοΈ A Hawks witness told the Madlanga Commission that Vusimuzi βCatβ Matlala and a Crime Intelligence member allegedly offered him money and a promotion to change his statement and help General Feroz Khan avoid being found guilty in an internal police case involving 715kg of drugs.
The witness said he refused, stating that changing his statement would amount to perjury and could result in criminal charges.
#Madlangacommision
@ZiyandaNgcobo "General Feroz Khan won't help us with anything at the Ad Hoc Committee" - @Julius_S_Malema
Madlanga Task Team : "Hold up hold up, don't rush speed kills"
So why did General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi clear General Khan??
This is what he said at Madlanga Commission, so it is okay when General Mkhwanazi says Khan is innocent??
But when Julius Malema has links to Khan the whole South Africa goes crazy.. Double standards??
The people in power enable illegal immigration to safeguard their business interests in other countries, hence they donβt have political will to resolve this crisis.
Four undocumented foreign nationals were arrested by the EMPD Northern Region Task Team in Primrose, Germiston, after being caught allegedly stripping stolen Telkom copper cables at a suspected hijacked property on Doris Street. The suspects were detained at Primrose SAPS as investigations into cable theft and infrastructure vandalism continue.
You should have ran long time ago the day Ndlozi and Floyd ran away from that cult you call a political party. Others you remained for positions.π€π½π«΄π½ Zwikho baba!!
What exactly is breaking news about this correspondence? Because a law enforcement official seems to have been communicating information with a public representative.
Is the suggestion that whistleblowers are corrupt when they whistle blow to Julius Malema?
When Lt General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi goes on about how he communicated his concerns before his press briefing, to the Portfolio Committee Chair of Police, to the National Commissioner and to the President of the Republic, were his communications suspicious?
If sharing of information of conduct within public institutions with public representatives in order to aid accountability is a crime, then the Parliament of South Africa is at risk of collapse.
I would dare the Madlanga Commission to consider taking the phones of all MPβs to test this claim. Khan is not the first nor the last official of a public institution to purportedly share information with an MP.
MPβs who are pretending to be outraged should be careful, because the basis of their effectiveness in Parliament relies heavily on this type of information sharing.
I would particularly caution the Chair of SCOPA, who seemingly could not even sleep due to excitement. His entire portfolio relies on whistleblowers and information sharing from people in public institutions, his disdain for one based on a narrative is surprising.