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Headlines at the Sawa. Alleged crime boss Vusmuzi Kat Matlala is expected to continue his testimony at the Madlanga Commission this morning. Matlala told the Commission that investigators allegedly offered him a reduced prison sentence in exchange for turning state witness in the police corruption investigation. Matlala claims he was told he would be given a lesser sentence than that of former President Jacob Zuma. The proposed plea deal, which would have seen him serve an effective

Eight-year sentence was later rejected by the court as too lenient. Matala's testimony now raises questions about the conduct of IDAC investigators and the extent of the NPA's involvement in negotiating the agreement. Because we work for the NPA, we can make it run concurrently with whatever sentence that you're going to get. Anyway, that sentence going to spend it somewhere in your house. No one will even know where you're staying. So when I

Rejected when they gave me the ple from court, I asked the court to give me some time to go and reconsider. They came in prison, and I was with my lawyer, Maruleke. He advised me, listen, don't take these 12 years that they're giving you. So I ended up telling Mr. Manila, the state prosecutor, that I'm not taking this plea. In other news, 34 ombudsman institutions from across Africa are.