Ad Hoc Committee Responds to Shongwe Khan Claims!

In this video, we examine two significant developments from the ongoing proceedings involving allegations linked to Major General Khan. The first part focuses on the sworn testimony of MK Party MP Shongu before the Madlanga Commission. He recounts an alleged meeting in Durban, claims that he was invited to meet General Khan privately, allegations that he was offered "chocolates" (which he interpreted as money), and why he believed General Khan should have appeared before Parliament's ad hoc committee instead of requesting a private meeting. Shongu also explains why he reported the matter to his party leadership and later raised it during the ad hoc committee proceedings. The second part examines the response from the parliamentary ad hoc committee after Shongu's testimony. Committee members rejected the suggestion that the EFF or any individual member prevented General Khan from appearing before the committee, stating that decisions on witnesses were made collectively by the committee. During the discussion, some members acknowledged that Khan's name had been mentioned by several witnesses, while others defended the committee's decision, saying it was based on the evidence available at the time. This video brings together both official transcripts, allowing viewers to hear the allegations, the committee's response, and the debate surrounding whether General Khan should have been called to testify before Parliament. Watch the full video, share your thoughts respectfully in the comments, and subscribe to Fixx with the News for more in-depth coverage of South African crime, corruption, parliamentary hearings, and commission proceedings. Disclaimer: This video is based on publicly available parliamentary and Madlanga Commission proceedings. The allegations discussed remain allegations unless proven in a court of law. This content is presented for news reporting, public education, and commentary on matters of public interest. #FixxWithTheNews #MadlangaCommission #GeneralKhan #Khan #AdHocCommittee #Parliament #SouthAfrica #MKParty #EFF #SAPS #PoliceCorruption #CrimeNews #SouthAfricanNews #ParliamentWatch #CommissionOfInquiry #PoliticalNews #Corruption #Justice #InvestigativeJournalism #BreakingNews #SouthAfricanPolitics #CrimeDocumentary #NewsAnalysis #ParliamentTV #Accountability #Transparency #GovernmentOversight #NationalAssembly #SouthAfricanCrime #CurrentAffairs