Malema DARES Madlanga, Then Makes ONE Fatal Mistake

EFF leader Julius Malema today dared the Madlanga Commission to call him, saying he is "well prepared to go" and "not scared of anything." Minutes earlier in the same press conference, Malema welcomed the Commission's arrests of senior police officials as a necessary step toward restoring integrity in law enforcement. But when asked about his own name appearing at the Commission, he attacked the evidence leader as a white man with an agenda, called key witnesses "two crooks," and confirmed repeated visits to the farm of alleged Big Five cartel boss Jonathan Msibi. In what may be his most damaging slip, Malema referred to the Commission as "Mandla Langa" — a completely different person — while defending himself against allegations that have named him in a sworn affidavit filed by Commission investigator Tshepo Nyatlo. Suspended Crime Intelligence head Major General Feroz Khan, whose seized devices are now in the Commission's possession, testifies before the Madlanga Commission on 1 July 2026.