Red Flag by Red Flag: Gen Senona's Testimony Collapses Under Pressure At Madlanga скачать в хорошем качестве

Red Flag by Red Flag: Gen Senona's Testimony Collapses Under Pressure At Madlanga

00:00 – Introduction 02:17 – Who Is Steve Motsumi & Why Is He Described as “Dangerous”? 05:07 – Is Senona Incompetent or Corrupt? 05:41 – Red Flag 1: Senona Denies Knowledge of Cat Matlala’s Scandals 07:39 – Red Flag 2: Friends or Not? 09:23 – Red Flag 3: The 5 March Article – The Line in the Sand 11:06 – Red Flag 4: The Meeting with General Mkhwanazi 12:49 – Red Flag 5: “Take Them On” 14:11 – Red Flag 6: Alleged Leaking of Confidential Material 16:19 – Red Flag 7: President Cyril Ramaphosa’s ID Numbers Today we break down one of the most disturbing days of testimony heard at the Madlanga Commission so far. Major-General Lesetja Senona testified about WhatsApp messages he says were sent to him by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi — messages Senona believes crossed the line from professional communication into intimidation. At the centre of the testimony is controversial businessman Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala, and a name that was initially withheld from the commission because the person was described as “dangerous”: Steve Motsumi. According to the testimony, the messages reference alleged meetings, recordings, cellphone triangulation, vehicle tracking, and the potential exposure of sensitive information involving senior figures including Sibiya, General Nkuwa, and Steve Motsumi. We go through this testimony red flag by red flag, examining: Why a name was redacted for safety reasons Whether fear and retaliation are influencing testimony Why a police commissioner may be linked to protecting a controversial figure And what this reveals about power struggles at the highest levels of law enforcement This is not speculation — this is a careful analysis of sworn testimony presented before a public commission of inquiry. ⚖️ STRONG LEGAL WARNING Legal Disclaimer: This video is based on sworn testimony, official commission proceedings, and publicly available reporting. All allegations discussed remain allegations unless proven in a court of law. No conclusions of guilt are made. Individuals mentioned are presumed innocent. This content is presented in the public interest for analysis, commentary, and journalistic discussion. #️⃣ HASHTAGS #MadlangaCommission #SAPS #PoliceCorruption #SouthAfrica #BreakingNews #Accountability #RuleOfLaw #StateCapture #TrueCrimeSA #Justice