Madlanga Inquiry: Matlala claims IDAC tried to frame Masemola
Matlala says IDAC was also investigating other high-ranking police officers and their family members
On the 190th day of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, former attempted murder accused Vusumuzi "Cat" Matlala testified before the panel. Matlala alleged that officials from the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) attempted to frame National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola in corruption allegations. According to Matlala, the investigators were also probing corruption cases involving other high-ranking police officers and their family members.
He further stated that the investigators were looking into the alleged involvement of Major-General Sandrah Thema's son in a SAPS Health Risk Management contract lease. Matlala claimed that the investigators had initially told him that they were investigating Thema's son, implying that the General Masemola was being targeted by the IDAC.
He also revealed that the investigators were attempting to prove that General Masemola was using hospital facilities for his own benefit, including placing his own doctors for trainees at the hospital college.
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