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Nathi Mthethwa, Damning Matlala Whatsapps, South Africa Goes Mad | SA News

2 October 2025 by Guest

South Africa is going through a major moment in its political and judicial history. Former Police Minister and ambassador to France Nathi Mthethwa was found dead yesterday. His most recent public story was being named by Gen Mkhwanazi in the Madlanga Commission for allegedly being mired in corruption.

At the same time, Dumisani Khumalo has presented shocking whatsapp screenshots of conversations between Brown Mogotsi and Cat Matlala. This presentation to the Madlanga Commission seems to support the allegations made by Fannie Masemola and Gen Mkhwanazi. Let’s process all that has happened this week. 

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