Mkhwanazi has acknowledged that the clearance certificate for Cat Matlala was fraudulent and has criticized the Madlanga commission for what he describes as selective scrutiny. He expressed concerns over the impact of this situation on his reputation, referring to it as a form of character assassination.

EMPD senior officer Mkhwanazi faced intense questioning regarding his previous claim of not knowing Witness K, who is alleged to be his ex-girlfriend. The inquiry raised concerns about the credibility of his statements and the implications of his denial.

Primate Ayodele has responded to allegations of defamation made by Kwankwaso, stating that his statements are based on divine inspiration. He also cautioned against individuals who manipulate his videos for personal or political gain. The remarks were made in a recent communication, emphasizing his commitment to speaking only what he believes is conveyed by God.

A court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by an 83-year-old woman seeking to prevent police from inviting or arresting her regarding criminal allegations made by musician Jigida Queen. The allegations arose from a dispute over family property. The ruling was reported by Premium Times.

Phelisile Oubrey Melane, a 55-year-old government official from the Eastern Cape, was arrested and appeared in the Qonce magistrate’s court on charges of fraud, forgery, and uttering. The allegations involve the use of fake qualifications.

Veteran comedian and radio personality Amooti Omubalanguzi has clarified that his departure from Beat FM was a personal decision and not due to being fired, as rumored on social media. He addressed the claims regarding his exit from the station, where he had worked for nearly a decade, emphasizing that he chose to step back from full-time radio work.