Cat Matlala attempts to dodge Madlanga?

Came together, why it crumbled down. And I think Aneli Fandieva gave us some insight into how this all came about. The first new detail is that the three investigators from IDAC, Perumal, Beluchan, and Barayachi, were the ones that approached Matala from IDAC to go into this plea agreement. And we know chief investigator Dylan Perumal is actually in hospital at the moment. He was also scheduled to appear before the Madlanga Commission in the coming.

Weeks. Is he now also another patient in the Matlanga ward? We don't know. We can only speculate at this point. But what we do know is that he is allegedly in hospital. But these three other ones that kind of approached Matlala initially made that first step towards this plea deal that ended up crumbling. And another big revelation we got was that, as a part of this plea deal, these investigators from IDAC told Matlala that if you go into this plea deal,

You will not be, you know, you don't ever have to appear before the Madlanga Commission, and you'll be kept in witness protection until your sentence has been served, which is a wild promise to make to any witness that is supposed to appear before the Madlanga Commission. And I'm glad Matlala's legal representative, advocate Fanda Hieva, also said, I understood this to be defeating the ends of justice, which I think rightfully is. I can't understand why IDEC, in its negotiations for

Plea deal with Katmatala would tell Katmatala: if you go into this deal with us, you will not ever be compelled to appear before the Commission. I don't see where those two link. And there's definitely no legislation that supports this, at least from where we sit right now. And what Fanajeva's argument also tried to entail was the whole agreement with the NPA and IDAC was that you can't disseminate this plea agreement or its evidence or the statement itself after the fact. And she