It's very clear they removed Arthur Fraser so they could infiltrate Intelligence; weaken all the systems and endanger the lives of citizens.
Which explains the mass shootings, riots, protests, army on the streets against civilians, people profiled unlawfully, increase in serious crime, criminal syndicates, school kids dying due to poisonous food, compromised public institutions after he left. He was going to disturb the real state capture they had planned.
Such things never happened when he was around. Yaahh! Yho. People have to be charged for treason.
They lied to the public that there was state capture so that they could capture it themselves. They played reverse psychology on citizens. They went on a full 'soft coup' in 2016/2017; to do a state take over; now its all coming out! And they are all hiding. They know what they did. They have to be charged for treason.
When General Mkhwanazi spoke about these things, the #ANC Youth league President, Collen Malatji, said the following, "AND I QUOTE"..... #MadlangaCommision ๐ญ๐ญ
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Mkhwanazi said there are people who will give evidence. I applaud all the men and women who stood in the frontline to save our country ๐ฟ๐ฆ๐๐ฟ๐๐ฟ๐๐ฟ๐๐ฟ๐๐ฟ
So General Mkhwanazi was mandated by the Intelligence Community to go Public. He wasn't on a power hungry one man crusade as some here wanted us to believe.
And President Ramaphosa was briefed at least a week before.
So much for "Mkhwanazi disrespected the President". ๐๐๐
As a concerned citizen, this is what was shocking in today's testimony at the #MadlangaCommission
Dr Ntandazo Sifolo, acting head of NICOC (the body that coordinates ALL of SA's intelligence agencies), finally testified in public:
1โฃ "If we don't do anything now, the country is gone."
That was his description of the situation. He said even the head of Crime Intelligence had effectively surrendered.
2โฃ Intelligence had broken down.
In early 2025 the agencies were sending NICOC fragmented reports on kidnappings, targeted killings, drug trafficking, extortion and gunrunning. So in Feb 2025 NICOC took over coordination of SAPS Crime Intelligence, Defence Intelligence and the State Security Agency.
3โฃ The watchdog refused to stand down.
On 11 Feb 2025 the minister conveyed NICOC's request for the Inspector-General of Intelligence to pause oversight probes into ongoing operations. Sifolo says the IG did not comply.
4โฃ IG & IDAC accused.
Sifolo says intelligence later showed the Inspector-General and IDAC, "wittingly or unwittingly", frustrated efforts to clean up the criminal justice system.
5โฃ Red flags everywhere.
Classified IG reports were being leaked, and senior police officers were being arrested by their own colleagues. He called these clear signs that the system was in deep trouble.
6โฃ Ramaphosa knew first.
NICOC briefed President Ramaphosa on 30 June 2025 about the arrests of senior Crime Intelligence officials, 6 days BEFORE Gen. Mkhwanazi's explosive 6 July press briefing. We are in trouble bahlali
7โฃ Why Mkhwanazi went public.
Sifolo said honest officers had few options left but to rally public support and expose the crisis. That, he said, was part of the thinking behind the 6 July briefing.
8โฃ Politics + the underworld = a national security threat.
He named the growing links between politicians and organised crime, including political killings, as a major threat to the state.
#NICOC #IDAC #Mkhwanazi #PoliceCrisis
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Dlamini was speaking at the press briefing of the Council of the Left.
Cyril Ramaphosa was never fit to be president, fumes political analyst Sandile Swana. He argues the government's poor planning and weak strategies have caused soaring unemployment which could top 15M by 2029.
He also slams the leader's failure to revitalise Eskom, the state-owned electricity giant. Despite reducing blackouts, Swana warns it canโt reliably fuel South Africa's industrialisation.
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#CyrilRamaphosa #SandileSwana #Unemployment #SAJobs #PublicTrust #Eskom
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โWe want to convince all organisations particularly those that were voted by the African majority to work together as a Bloc in councils and prevent the @Our_DA and the @VFPlus to lead our peopleโ SACP General Secretary Solly Mapaila