RC 260904SAfmJon Gericke

Friday, 4 September 2026

The Madlanga Commission’s scrutiny of senior police figures dominated, with disputed cash, alleged organised-crime links, medical postponements and institutional accountability under the spotlight.

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  1. 18:49

    Former Hawks head Godfrey Lebia denied knowing alleged Big Five cartel figures, despite photographs and messages linked to a controversial Hawks deployment; experts called the claim implausible or evidence of incompetence.

  2. 18:09

    Colonel Dina Governor faced scrutiny over R3.05 million in cash deposits, described as loans, while the Commission questioned how a police officer earning R28,000 monthly could justify them.

  3. 18:18

    Major General Feroz Khan must undergo an independent medical evaluation by 8 September, submit a specialist report by 15 September and provide his Commission statement by 18 September.

  4. 18:29

    The Commission rejected an unconditional postponement for Khan after a doctor acknowledged backdating sick notes, requiring him to appear on 28 September without further conditions.

  5. 18:56

    Crime expert Pulisi Matabula called for one properly vetted organised-crime unit, saying overlapping police structures compete, fail to share information and leave elite investigators vulnerable.