SA Politics Thread Part 13 The Days of Madlanga

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Ms Mokele gets criminaly charged and arrest by Adv Johnson's IDAC for fraud Adv Johnson's now agrees it doesn't exist because IDAC concocted facts instead of investigating facts.
You're right. The absolute shambles that the NPA/PP/IDAC/Hawks/CI has fallen into is unreal.
It's like a completely dysfunctional kindergarden sandpit where the institutional bullies are too busy biting each other on the arse and hoarding shiny pebbles to notice that the actual thieves have already stolen everyone's lunch.
Fokkit! How did we land up with such a bunch of nincompoeps in charge?
 
You're right. The absolute shambles that the NPA/PP/IDAC/Hawks/CI has fallen into is unreal.
It's like a completely dysfunctional kindergarden sandpit where the institutional bullies are too busy biting each other on the arse and hoarding shiny pebbles to notice that the actual thieves have already stolen everyone's lunch.
Fokkit! How did we land up with such a bunch of nincompoeps in charge?
Apartheid or Jan, take your pick. Or perhaps it was a team effort.
 
Let me guess, it's a Dell.


Parliament has pushed back against claims by National Coloured Congress (NCC) leader Fadiel Adams that prolonged problems with his parliamentary laptop contributed to him only recently becoming aware of a notice implicating him before the Madlanga commission.

Adams appeared briefly before the commission at the Brigitte Mabandla Justice College in Pretoria on Tuesday, 11 August 2026, but did not proceed with his testimony.

His appearance was postponed after he submitted his statement to the commission only late on Monday night.

The NCC leader had attributed the delay, in part, to difficulties with his laptop.

Adams claimed the device had been problematic for about 18 months, including periods when it would freeze or be sent for repairs.
 
Let me guess, it's a Dell.


Parliament has pushed back against claims by National Coloured Congress (NCC) leader Fadiel Adams that prolonged problems with his parliamentary laptop contributed to him only recently becoming aware of a notice implicating him before the Madlanga commission.

Adams appeared briefly before the commission at the Brigitte Mabandla Justice College in Pretoria on Tuesday, 11 August 2026, but did not proceed with his testimony.

His appearance was postponed after he submitted his statement to the commission only late on Monday night.

The NCC leader had attributed the delay, in part, to difficulties with his laptop.

Adams claimed the device had been problematic for about 18 months, including periods when it would freeze or be sent for repairs.
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