Senona spills on Mkhwanazi’s meeting with ‘Cat’ Matlala

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The Madlanga Commission’s work deepens this week with KwaZulu-Natal Hawks boss, Lesetja Senona, coming clean on his and his son Thato’s proximity to The Cat – Vusimusi Matlala. Senona admits he sent the controversial tender don Bheki Cele’s contact details, and even the contentious Political Killings Task Team disbandment letter. But any insinuation, Senona claims, that there’s a corrupt business relationship between him, his son, and The Cat, is beyond the pale. Legal journo Karyn Maughan also dishes the details of Senona’s claims that outspoken KZN Police Commissioner, Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, tried to strike a shadowy deal with Matlala. Later, in our trending topic, Jozi’s Ferndale residents are learning that brothels are difficult to shut down. Finally, SA gunned for Europe in World War 2, with On This Day in SA History. Comment below and send our host, broadcast journalist Graeme Raubenheimer, a voice note: 072 562 3179. To advertise: thelead@24.com. Full editions drop Monday through Thursday at 19:00 on Spotify, Apple and YouTube. The show is fully produced, presented and edited by Raubenheimer, and quality-checked by Simon Sonnekus.
Chapters
  • 00:01 Graeme's intro
  • 02:19 Crossing to Karyn on Madlanga latest
  • 13:40 What is Senona claiming about Mkhwanazi?
  • 25:25 Trending topic: Ferndale brothel saga
  • 27:10 On This Day in SA History / Rauby's Pointless Braai Quiz
27 Jan English South Africa News · Society & Culture

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