After months of intense testimony, Mkhwanazi did not hold back.

Instead of simply concluding his evidence, he turned his focus directly on committee members, questioning their leadership, approach and handling of the investigation.

He made it clear that the information he presented was not personal, but the result of a collective investigation, reinforcing the weight of the allegations before Parliament.

But the most striking moment came when he moved to correct the record.

Mkhwanazi requested permission to withdraw one allegation after revealing that a critical error had occurred during the extraction of data from Vusi Matlala’s devices.

According to his testimony, a case of mistaken identity led investigators to link financial transactions to the wrong individual.

The person, who had a number similar to former Police Minister Bheki Cele stored under the name Ndosi, allegedly received money from Matlala.

Believing it was legitimate, the man reportedly spent the money before communication with Matlala suddenly stopped.

Mkhwanazi confirmed that the individual would not face charges.

Despite this correction, he stood firm on all other allegations made earlier in the inquiry, refusing to retract any further claims.

The hearing intensified when a handwritten letter from a prisoner linked to Matlala was introduced.

The letter allegedly implicated high profile figures, including legal representatives connected to suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, senior officials within the National Prosecuting Authority and other unnamed SAPS leadership figures.

Mkhwanazi went further, making bold claims about internal power struggles within law enforcement.

He suggested that if Mchunu had remained in office, key cases linked to Matlala could have collapsed and senior leadership positions within SAPS could have been reshaped.

He openly labelled senior officials within the police as untrustworthy and accused others of dishonesty, deepening the sense of division at the highest levels of law enforcement.

The tension spilled into open confrontation during exchanges with Members of Parliament, including a heated moment with MP Fadiel Adams.

But the proceedings continued.

In a powerful closing message, Mkhwanazi urged the committee to go further and seize the devices and full administrative records of Minister Mchunu as part of the investigation.

He also outlined what he described as the three critical drivers of crime in South Africa, pointing to cash in transit heists, tender systems and border control failures.

As the hearings officially come to an end, Committee Chairperson Soviet Lekganyane confirmed that the findings will soon be released to the public.

Now the country waits.

Because what started as a parliamentary inquiry has now exposed deep fractures within South Africa’s law enforcement leadership.

And the final report could have serious consequences for some of the most powerful figures in the system.

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Witness F said the direction came from Deputy Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya, and he shared Musa Khawula’s arrest warrant with Matlala.

According to the news reports, the Madlanga Commission heard that Cat Matlala was approached to help police locate Musa Khawula following his X post exposing Vusumuzi Matlala’s alleged criminal and gang links.

Witness F testified that a warrant of arrest was issued against Khawula under the Cybercrime Act and crimen injuria for his social media posts.

Witness F said Khawula’s post accused Matlala of fraud at Tembisa Hospital, involvement in drug operations through DJ Sumbody, and links to the killing of Babita Deorkaran.

Deorkaran was a South African whistleblower murdered for reporting corruption at the Gauteng Department of Health, where she was working as the acting chief director financial accounting officer.

Matlala was also connected to Vusi Khekhe of the Boko Haram gang, while his wife Cordelia faced legal scrutiny for travelling with police blue lights.

Musa Khawula’s X Post Reads:

“Tebogo Thobejane’s ex-boyfriend Vusi Matlala and his wife Cordelia Matlala; a dive into their business.”

Vusi Matlala owns CAT VIP Protection Services.

Vusi Matlala is friends with Vusi Khekhe, and he is the co-boss of the Boko Haram gang.

Vusi Matlala stands accused of defrauding R1 million at Tembisa Hospital.

Cordelia recently had a lil run-in with the law for travelling with police blue lights on.

Matlala is connected in the killing of Babita Deorkaran.

Vusi Matlala used to operate his drug business through DJ Sumbody, who was shot in a strain of bullets in 2023.

Police enlisted Cat Matlala’s security company to help locate Khawula, as Matlala reportedly knew his weekend movements. Witness F explained that the decision came from Sibiya and was influenced by pressure from Deputy Police Minister Cassel Mathale.

He confirmed he only shared the arrest warrant with Matlala and no other details.

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Real name Jabulani Hadebe, the Mdumise singer announced these news during his live interview with Tbo Touch on Metro FM on Tuesday.

“This year I will embark on 10th year tour and at the same I will launch my own amabhinca vest. I have not come up with the name but I’m open to suggestions,” he said.

While chatting to Touch, speaking to about his latest Inkanyezi Nenkayezi album he said it was a documentary.

“If you have been following my music, you will understand that I try by all means to be creative and give my fans music where people will relate. Many people are not aware I don’t just write but I try very hard to creative and deliver what my fans can relate to,” he said.

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