Munsamy is a sole director of a clearing agent. During the period between September 2018 and October 2019 his clearing agent was contracted to clear imported goods.

KZN Hawks Spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Simphiwe Mhlongo said the client supplied necessary documents to his clearing agent and Munsamy framed a draft import bill of entry.

“He presented it to his client for the payment of customs duties and value added tax. The client paid him the requested amount, however, Munsamy altered the description of the goods when he was submitting to the South African Revenue Service (SARS). As a result due taxes were drastically reduced and SARS suffered a financial loss of R14 711 077.60 in respect of fourteen shipments he was instructed to clear.

“An internal investigation was conducted by SARS and a case of fraud was reported at Point police station. The case docket was then allocated to the Hawks members from Durban Serious Commercial Crime investigation for further probing. In November 2024, Munsamy was summoned to appear before court. After several court appearances, he pleaded guilty on fourteen counts of fraud and contravention of Customs and Excise Act,” he said.

Mhlongo said Munsamy was sentenced to three years correctional supervision and 10 years imprisonment which is wholly suspended for five years on condition that he pays SARS R12 363 161.00 within five days from the date of the sentence, he pays SARS R6 000 000.00 within 12 months from the date of the sentence and he further pays R1.5 million to the Criminal Asset Recovery Account within five days from the date of the sentence.

“His clearing agent was sentenced to pay a fine of R500 000.00 which is wholly suspended for five years on condition that it is not convicted of fraud or contravention of Customs and Excise Act.

“The work of the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, South African Revenue Service and National Prosecuting Authority is commended as the sentence imposed by the court serves as a deterrence to those would be criminals,” he said.

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The sentence is outlined as follows:

Count 1: Five (5) years imprisonment

Count 2: Two (2) years imprisonment

Counts 3, 4, and 5: Fined R20,000 per count

It is further reported that Malema is no longer permitted to possess a firearm following the ruling.

The matter has drawn widespread public attention as details of the judgment continue to circulate. He is appealing conviction and sentencing.

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Sibusiso Dyonase has called on delegates at the DA Federal Congress 2026 to back his bid for federal leadership, saying the vote should be based on leadership ability rather than popularity.

Quoting Brian Anyamani, he framed his candidacy around long-term potential and organisational renewal.

Dyonase outlined priorities including strengthening internal democracy, improving member training, and promoting value-based leadership within the Democratic Alliance.

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Faro made it clear that Nkosi acted entirely outside official structures, distancing both herself and the TMPD from his alleged involvement in sensitive tender processes.

“Sergeant Nkosi had no right to interfere in any procurement-related matters within the TMPD. He has no authority. He had no permission,” she told the commission.

She further revealed that she had never interacted with Nkosi and only became aware of him when he appeared before the commission.

“I was not aware that he’s busy interfering. I don’t know Sergeant Nkosi. I never made contact with him,” Faro said.

Nkosi, a member of the SAPS Gauteng Organised Crime Unit, previously testified about his role in sharing bidder information and documents linked to procurement processes within the TMPD.

The commission is currently probing a staggering R2.9 billion security tender involving 22 companies.

Evidence presented includes:

• R59 million allegedly paid to Gubis85 Solutions for services not rendered

• Over R2 million paid to a company linked to Nkosi’s brother

The Madlanga Commission continues to investigate serious allegations of corruption, tender manipulation, and political interference within the criminal justice system and entities linked to the City of Tshwane.

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This powerful edition celebrates leadership, faith, and marketplace influence, and the Speak For Wealth team is both thrilled and overwhelmingly blessed to have such a dynamic voice gracing the cover.

Apostle Alexander Emoghene is widely known for his transformational impact across nations, equipping leaders, entrepreneurs, and believers to operate with excellence in both ministry and the marketplace. With a global reach that spans conferences, large-scale gatherings, and leadership forums — often ministering to audiences in the tens of thousands — he carries a profound apostolic mantle marked by wisdom, authority, and spiritual insight.

His message centers on empowering individuals to walk boldly in their God-given purpose, build sustainable kingdom enterprises, and influence culture at the highest levels. Through his teachings, many have experienced breakthroughs in business, leadership, and spiritual alignment, making him a highly sought-after voice in today’s global marketplace.

“This issue is truly special,” says Dr. Shirley Clark, Publisher of Speak For Wealth Magazine and CEO of Clark’s Consulting Firm. “To feature Apostle Alexander Emoghene on our cover is an honor. His global influence and unwavering commitment to advancing the Kingdom of God through the marketplace align perfectly with our mission to elevate voices that inspire, equip, and transform lives.”

The April issue of Speak For Wealth Magazine is now available through Clark’s Consulting Firm and can also be accessed on a plethora of major digital magazine platforms, reaching a global audience of readers, leaders, entrepreneurs, and faith-driven visionaries.

About Speak For Wealth Magazine

Speak For Wealth Magazine is a leading publication dedicated to showcasing influential voices in business, ministry, and leadership. Through powerful storytelling, expert insights, and global features, the magazine equips readers to grow in purpose, prosperity, and impact.

About Alexander Emoghene

Apostle Alexander Emoghene of Holland is a globally respected marketplace apostle, international speaker, and leadership strategist known for equipping believers to excel in both business and ministry. He has ministered on international platforms, impacting leaders across Europe, Africa, and beyond, often speaking in large-scale arenas and conferences. With a strong emphasis on kingdom economics, leadership development, and marketplace dominion, Apostle Emoghene empowers individuals to build influential, purpose-driven lives and organizations that reflect God’s principles and power.

Apostle Alexander Emoghene is available for interviews, speaking engagements, and media appearances.

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According to NPA spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago, all 13 accused are expected to make their first appearance before the Pretoria Magistrates’ Court on charges of corruption, fraud, and contravention of the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA).

The arrests mark a major development in the ongoing investigation into alleged corruption surrounding the Medicare 24 contract.

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Matlala is appearing alongside thirteen accused, including senior South African Police Service (SAPS) officers and executives linked to Medicare24. The group faces charges of corruption, fraud, and contravention of the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA).

Among the accused is Medicare24 Group managing director James Murray, as well as Matlala, who is listed as accused number one and is the majority shareholder of Medicare24 Tshwane District.

Matlala arrived late at court as he remains in custody on separate serious charges. He is currently facing more than 20 charges in the Johannesburg High Court, including 11 counts of attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and money laundering.

These charges relate to multiple incidents between August 2022 and January 2024, including an alleged failed hit on his former girlfriend and socialite Tebogo Thobejane in October 2023.

The SAPS officials facing charges include General Busi Temba, Brigadier Ofentse Tlhoaele, Brigadier Kistey Jonker, Brigadier Thembinkosi Ngema, Colonel Nehemiah Maleka, Colonel Johannes Monyai, Captain Brian Cartwright, Colonel Anthony Paulsen, Brigadier Rachelle Matjeng, Brigadier Petunia Lenono, Colonel Nonjabulo Mngadi, and Brigadier Patrick Nethengwe.

They are accused of playing a role in facilitating the irregular awarding of the 2024 Medicare24 tender.

The arrests were carried out by the National Prosecuting Authority’s Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) following coordinated raids as part of a broader investigation into procurement irregularities within SAPS.

The controversial tender was later cancelled amid concerns over fronting, compliance failures, and possible undue influence in the awarding process.

The matter was previously flagged by Minister of Police Senzo Mchunu, who is currently on special leave.

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The committee determined that Nkabane failed to exercise due care in the appointment process, allowing undue influence from her advisor, Asisipho Solani, and misleading Parliament about how the selections were made. She has been ordered to receive a formal reprimand from the National Assembly and to deliver a public apology there.

The controversy erupted in 2025 while Nkabane served as minister. She delegated key aspects of the recruitment and selection of SETA board chairpersons to Solani without proper oversight or follow-up.

Parliament heard allegations that the process favoured senior ANC cadres and politically connected individuals for high-paying positions. Nkabane initially told lawmakers that an independent panel handled the appointments, but later revelations showed this was not the case, leading to accusations that she misled the House.

Nkabane has blamed Solani for the irregularities but accepted the committee’s findings. In mitigation, the committee noted that President Cyril Ramaphosa had already dismissed her from Cabinet in July 2025 over the scandal.

The Democratic Alliance (DA), which lodged the original complaint in June 2025, welcomed the ruling. DA MP Karabo Khakhau described it as confirmation that Nkabane allowed manipulation of the process to install ANC allies and then lied to cover it up.

Despite the breach, Nkabane remains an ANC MP and was recently appointed as the party’s Deputy Chief Whip in Parliament, a role that involves enforcing discipline among ANC members.

The SETA boards oversee skills development and training in various economic sectors, and the appointments carried significant influence over public resources. Critics have long pointed to the scandal as another example of political interference in state institutions.

The National Assembly is expected to consider the committee’s recommendations and facilitate Nkabane’s apology in the coming weeks.

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Letsie leads the committee responsible for overseeing the Department of Higher Education and Training and its entities, including the National Student Financial Aid Scheme and various Sector Education and Training Authorities.

The matter follows findings by the Auditor General of South Africa relating to the Education, Training and Development Practices Sector Education and Training Authority.

According to the findings, the EDTP SETA reportedly spent R637 646 000 without sufficient supporting documentation or clear evidence detailing how the funds were used.

In a letter dated 22 March 2026, Khakhau called for urgent accountability and parliamentary intervention.

“Dear Chairperson T W Letsie, I trust this letter finds you well. I am writing following the Auditor General of South Africa’s findings on the EDTP SETA finances for the 2024 25 financial year,” she wrote.

“The Auditor General indicates that the EDTP SETA spent R637 646 000 without adequate supporting evidence. It is the Democratic Alliance’s concern that over six hundred million rand in public funds cannot be properly accounted for. This must not be allowed. The EDTP SETA must account for every rand spent and provide full transparency on how and by whom the funds were used.”

Khakhau further requested that the Portfolio Committee urgently convene a meeting with the EDTP SETA and the Auditor General of South Africa to address the matter.

The developments add to growing concerns around financial oversight and accountability within entities linked to the higher education sector.

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In a rare and powerful convergence of faith and musical excellence, the free entry event, made possible by the Bridging Gaps Foundation and Northgate Estates, reached full capacity, affirming its place as one of the most impactful gospel gatherings on the South African cultural calendar.

From the moment doors opened, a palpable sense of anticipation filled the venue as families, music lovers and worshippers gathered to witness a production that seamlessly blended reverence with world class artistry. At the heart of the evening stood Everton Mlalazi, whose commanding presence and deeply emotive performance anchored a night defined by unity, inspiration and musical brilliance.

Elevating the experience was a breathtaking 100 piece symphonic band, whose grandeur and precision added a cinematic scale to the evening. Their sweeping arrangements carried each performance with depth and resonance, creating moments that were both intimate and monumental.

Against this rich sonic backdrop, a powerhouse lineup of gospel heavyweights including Petronella Semwayo, Natasha Mlalazi, Janet Manyowa, In Accord, Precious Marimbire, Sindi Ntombela, Tawanda Midzi, Fisani Masinga, Sharon Cherayi, Mmatema, Mthunzi Namba, Peniel Tambama, Rudo Madindi, Mpumi Mtsweni, Dumi Mkokstad and Canaan Nyathi delivered performances that moved the audience to both celebration and reflection.

The evening was expertly guided by celebrated host Milicent Mashile, whose warmth and presence brought an added sense of connection to the programme, effortlessly weaving together each moment of the experience.

A key highlight of the tour’s success was the collaboration with DJ Tira and Afrotainment, whose involvement brought a fresh cultural energy to the production. Known for shaping the soundscape of South African music, Afrotainment’s partnership with Everton Mlalazi signalled a meaningful bridge between gospel and mainstream entertainment, expanding the reach of the genre while honouring its spiritual roots.

In an industry where large scale productions often come at a premium, the decision to make the event free to the public proved both powerful and purposeful. Made possible through the support of the Bridging Gaps Foundation and Northgate Estates, the open access format ensured that the message of hope, faith and unity resonated across communities, welcoming a truly diverse audience into the space.

As the final notes echoed through the arena and the crowd lingered in collective reflection, one thing became clear: the Celestial Chorus Tour was more than a concert. It was a moment. A shared experience that reaffirmed the enduring power of gospel music to bring people together, uplift spirits and create lasting cultural impact.

With its resounding success in Johannesburg, the tour sets a new benchmark for live gospel experiences on the continent, leaving audiences inspired and already anticipating what comes next.

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