Kaya 959 Point of View with Phemelo Motene

Matlala denies gifting impala to General Sibiya

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Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala has denied giving 20 impala to General Shadrack Sibiya, telling the Madlanga Commission that he allowed Sergeant Fannie Nkosi to take the animals from his Bela-Bela farm without knowing who would receive them. His testimony followed questions about the timing of WhatsApp exchanges involving the impala and a police case docket in March 2024. Matlala maintains that the two matters were unrelated and that he only learnt the animals were destined for Sibiya’s residence after Nkosi shared the address. Phemelo speaks to Kaya News Reporter Keneiloe Huma for the latest from the commission.
10 Nov 1PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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