Suspended EMPD Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi testifies

EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services – The Mail & Guardian

Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD) deputy chief of police Julius Mkhwanazi, who is accused of procuring security services from murder-accused Vusimuzi  Matlala’s Cat VIP Protection, said security threats necessitated extra support from the private company.  Testifying before the Madlanga commission of inquiry into corruption in the criminal justice system, Mkhwanazi said he had identified security threats that required additional s…

Suspended EMPD Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi testifies

Madlanga Commission, EMPD Brigadier Mkhwanazi Testimony Day 2

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Mkhwanazi Mistakenly Exposes Matlala As He Leaks The Position of Those In Matlala’s VIP Protection

Suspended acting EMPD head Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi returned to the public spotlight as he appeared before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry in Pretoria. His testimony marks a critical moment in the probe into his conduct, particularly concerning two unlawful memorandums of understanding he allegedly signed with companies linked to Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala. The commission is expected to question him on the circumstances that led to those agreem…

Confusion, contradictions, as Mkhwanazi outlines relationship with 'Cat' Matlala at Madlanga Commission

By Johnathan Paoli The Madlanga Commission’s marathon hearing on Wednesday ended with a strained exchange between evidence leader Advocate Mahlape Sello and suspended acting Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department (EMPD) deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi. Mkhwanazi’s testimony again raised questions about his role in the blue-lights saga and his dealings with businessman and alleged underworld figure, Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala’s private security and medical…

'I hold no powers to approve blue lights' says Julius Mkhwanazi

Suspended Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi claimed that he never had authority to approve use of blue lights.