AdHoc Briefings

22/07/2026

🚨🚨🚨Adv. Andrea Johnson Declines Questions Over Claims She Send Khan His Own Case Docket🚨🚨🚨

Adv. Andrea Johnson refused to address claims that she sent General Khan an active assault case docket bearing his name. Citing the risk of self-incrimination, she declined to respond, stating that she currently works for the NPA.

22/07/2026

18/07/2026

😲 'IT WAS ALL LIES’ — ADAMS RIPS MKHWANAZI AFTER AD HOC COMMITTEE CLEARS HIM & MCHUNU

NCC MP Fadiel Adams is fuming.

After the Ad Hoc Committee’s provisional report cleared him and Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, Adams went on video to blast Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s 6 July press conference as a total waste.

“Zero findings against Minister Senzo Mchunu, zero findings against Fadiel Adams,” Adams said.

According to him, the committee found nothing to tie the allegations to them.

“The Ad Hoc committee has just confirmed that the June the 6th press conference by Lieutenant General Mkhwanazi wasn't actual facts. No evidence was presented, connecting the dots, suspicions, outright lies. It was a waste of time,” he fumed.

Adams says he expected the committee to say it outright:
“It’s actually, it’s a very disappointing day. I would have thought that the Ad Hoc committee would have made the finding that Mkhwanazi wasted our time and our taxes.”

The Ad Hoc Committee is still working on its draft findings before the final report drops.

18/07/2026

🫡🫡‘BEST MONEY CAN’T BUY’ — NDLOZI HAILS MADLANGA COMMISSION AS JUSTICE MACHINE🫡🫡

Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi is singing the Madlanga Commission’s praises.

The former EFF MP took to X to say the inquiry, born from Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s explosive 6 July 2025 presser, has delivered more justice in under 12 months than “any money can buy.”

“You can't convince me otherwise... go argue with a wall!” Ndlozi posted.

Set up by President Cyril Ramaphosa in July 2025, the commission led by retired Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga is digging into claims that crime syndicates have burrowed into SAPS, Crime Intelligence, prosecutors and even the courts.

Since hearings started in September, we’ve had Mkhwanazi, Gen Fannie Masemola and others on the stand. The December 2025 interim report already triggered suspensions, criminal referrals and charges — including against Senzo Mchunu.

It’s also probing dodgy tenders and political meddling in units like the Political Killings Task Team. Witnesses have named a so-called “Big Five” cartel behind drugs, hijackings and hits. Arrests have followed.

The final report is now due in November 2026. For Ndlozi, it’s already proof that accountability is possible.

18/07/2026

🚨🚨‘HAND ME THE KEYS!’ KZN HAWKS BOSS DEMANDED SAFE ACCESS BEFORE R200M COKE VANISHED🚨🚨

Drama at the Madlanga Commission!

SAPS Warrant Officer Mbongeleni Mpangase dropped a bombshell this week, telling the panel that suspended KZN Hawks boss Maj-Gen Lesetja Senona personally demanded the keys to the safe at the Port Shepstone Hawks office.

This was right after a massive 541kg co***ne stash — worth up to *R243 million* — was locked away there following a huge drug bust.

The white powder was pulled from a shipping container at CHC Depot in Isipingo on 21-22 June 2021. It was supposedly "animal feed" but inside were 26 to 27 bags stamped with “TikTok” and “Jaguar” logos.

Mpangase, who was a Hawks detective at the time, said he was on note-taking duty during the operation. He told the commission the drugs were first logged at Isipingo SAPS before being moved to Port Shepstone.

And now the plot twist: Senona, who was suspended, has quit with immediate effect.

R200m worth of coke... missing keys... and a top cop walking out. The Madlanga Commission is just getting started.

18/07/2026

13/07/2026

BREAKING: ‘Cat’ Matlala pulls out of plea deal in R228m SAPS fraud case

Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala has withdrawn from his plea and sentence agreement with the State in the R228 million SAPS Medicare24 tender fraud case.

The move came after the court rejected the proposed deal. Magistrate Ignatius du Preez ruled the agreed effective eight-year prison term was too lenient, and said a 12-year effective sentence would be more appropriate.

With the agreement off the table, the case will now proceed differently in court. Matlala was facing charges linked to alleged fraud and corruption around the SAPS medical tender.