The Madlanga Commission will reconvene its public hearings on October 13, following a short pause. Spokesperson Jeremy Michaels confirmed that the Commission is on break from October 6 to 10, as Commissioner Sesi Baloyi is attending to her duties with the Judicial Service Commission.
Michaels explained that proceedings were initially meant to continue until October 3, but Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga adjourned the hearings when Lieutenant General Dumisani Khumalo was unable to testify due to a sudden illness.
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Police General’s Health Update After Sudden Illness
National police spokesperson, Brigadier Athlenda Mathe, provided an update on Khumalo’s health, confirming he is receiving the “best medical care” after falling ill on Wednesday morning.
“The General felt unwell after arriving at the Brigitte Mabandla Justice College, where he was due to continue with his testimony,” Mathe said.
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She added that General Fannie Masemola is in direct contact with Khumalo and confirmed: “He is in good spirits and taking health advice from his physician.”
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The Commission also announced the departure of Advocate Terry Motau, who stepped down from his role as chief evidence leader.
In a statement, the Commission said: “The commission confirmed that Advocate Terry Motau has stepped down from his role as chief evidence leader and has left the commission on good terms.”
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