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Mighti Jamie joins us on SMWX to unpack the fiery testimony of Lt Gen Mkhwanazi before Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee. Mkhwanazi revealed amongst other things; a letter received from Matlala's cell mate at C-Max, details about the meeting with Cat Matlala and Senona and other explosive revelations.
Sergeant Nkosi continued his testimony at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. He was questioned on his conversations with Steve Motsumi, his alleged tipoff to Matlala about the police raid at his home and his supposed fandom of Lt Gen Mkhwanazi. We also explore SAPS boss Gen Masemola's testimony in Parliament, particularly his explanation of his meeting with President Ramaphosa.
Sergeant Nkosi testified at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry and was questioned on his relationships with Zee Nxumalo, Shadrack Sibiya and Cat Matlala. We unpack his testimony and what it means for the bigger picture. We also look at Thabo Bester's request to appear before Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee.
We've had more revelations coming out of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry today as Maj Gen Shibiri continued his testimony. From luxury Gucci and LV purchases while taking loans from Cat Matlala; it was not a good day for the suspended Organized Crime boss. We also unpack new US ambassador Bozell's recent remarks and South Africa's reaction.
Major General Richard Shibiri testifies again at the Madlanga Commission. Shibiri was grilled about his relationship with Cat Matlala and Sergeant Nkosi, including a "loan" he received from Matlala for his son's vehicle repairs. Lets unpack this and more.
Suleiman Carrim continued his testimony at the Madlanga Commission today, in what will be remembered as one of the heated and most intense Commission sittings. We learned about additional R2M payments by Carrim to Matlala that he "supposedly" wasn't aware of, Justice Madlanga and Adv Bhana SC (Carrim's counsel) had an intense moment. In this humorous episode of SMWX we unpack it all and more. Ayeye!
Alleged businessman Suleiman Carrim appeared before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. Carrim was questioned on his relationship with Cat Matlala, Brown Mogotsi and Morgan Maumela, as well as transactions of money made among them.
In this SMWX interview, Nicholas Nyati opens up about his journey from a small town in the Eastern Cape to becoming one of the DA’s rising young leaders. He speaks about student politics, why he opposed university shutdowns during Fees Must Fall, his push for more grounded and people-centered leadership in the DA, and why he is standing for federal deputy chairperson. The conversation also dives into the DA’s upcoming leadership conference, policy debates on gambling, teenage pregnancy, and foreign policy, as well as Nyati’s views on Israel and Palestine, the GNU, and whether the DA would ever work with ActionSA in Johannesburg.
Sarah-Jane Trent testified in Parliament's Ad Hoc Committee until the wee hours of this morning, while Suleiman Carrim's advocate brought an application for his in-camera testimony on Monday. Patrice Motsepe, in an address to ARM shareholders, also addressed questions about whether he will be running for ANC leadership. We explore this and more in this analysis!
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