› You will remember last week that the trial into Tulani Glomo and co, Tulani Glomo, if you missed our show last week and early on in this year, has for a long time been known as Jacobs Uma's personal spy. He worked within and around the State Security Agency, which is our secret service, and is currently on trial with one other person, a secret service agent called Patrick Mshotola, for allegedly pulling off Operation Mayibuya, which, as far as we know at the moment, was an
› Off the books illegal operation running to help and protect Jacob Zuma from any kinds of enemies and protect any kinds of his allies. It seems to have involved well over 10 million rand. The number at the moment being banned around is 12 million rand defrauded from the state security agency's coffers, which is of course taxpayer money, as you know, to basically run a personalized vendetta secret service-style spook militia to defend and advance Jacob Zuma's.
› Interests in the height of state capture. And something that I forgot to mention last week is that as soon as some heat turned towards Tulani Dlomo, Suma just made him ambassador to Japan and sent him to Japan to protect himself, which is just a hilarious little foible in this story. I also want to add, by the way, that James might be struggling with water in Johannesburg. I'm struggling with everything here. And if at any point the show cuts out, it's because if you're watching right now, you're seeing on screen that the show is currently being recorded from Cape Town on my phone, propped next to a wooden
› Owl, who has some kind of academic qualification propped on top of a Reader's Digest World Atlas on a tripod. And my phone is being the camera today and also running the Wi-Fi hotspots. So if this show dies early and cuts out, it's because my phone died, the video stopped, the hotspot stopped working. James therefore lost connection to the show. We could no longer record it any further. It's not Jacob Zuma's spooks. It's not his spies deviously silencing us. Although the fact that I arrived at my parents' house this morning to
› Wi-Fi and no memory card. I don't know. Maybe they knew what we were planning. This was all part of my plan to get you to stop, Dan. So it's your plan. Yeah, yeah. It's your plan. You and Jay-Z go way back, apparently, according to what you've just suggested. Okay, so News24, amongst others, filed an urgent appeal for access to this court trial as it started to unfold last week. Initially, the court had decided that none of it would be made public because it could concern state secrets or it would of how the secrets.
› Service works and News24, amongst others, fought very hard and, in the end, managed to win access to the trial and permission to report on certain parts of the trial as it unfolded. So, Carl Cowan, writing for News24, and there's a long article that you can go and check out. But the bomber from last Friday from Mr. B, who was testifying his identity kept a secret, is that Tulani Dlomo's alleged co-conspirator Patrick Umshotola paid