RSA Politics

25/10/2025

EFF Deputy Secretary General Leigh-Ann Mathys confronts former Police Minister Bheki Cele on South Africa’s crippled border security. Explosive questions expose how the lack of scanning technology at ports of entry leaves the nation vulnerable to drug traffickers, human smugglers, and organized crime syndicates.
‎
‎Why have SAPS requests for scanners been ignored for years. Who blocked essential procurement. How can law enforcement protect the nation when criminal syndicates wield more resources than the state. The interrogation highlights critical failures to implement the Integrated Crime and Violence Prevention Strategy, leaving communities and children unprotected.
‎
‎This confrontation pulls back the curtain on political decisions that weakened national security and empowered criminal enterprises. The stakes are national safety and the future of South Africa’s borders.

25/10/2025

Former Police Minister Bheki Cele delivers a compelling and controversial reflection on the leadership of former National Commissioner Riah Phiyega during the Marikana tragedy. Addressing the Ad Hoc Committee, Cele suggests that Phiyega “threw herself under the bus” with the operational decisions that defined one of South Africa’s darkest moments in policing history. The revelations raise renewed questions about accountability, leadership failure, and the unresolved scars of Marikana.
‎
‎This video breaks down Cele’s bold claims, the historical context of the Marikana operations, and what these statements could mean for future police oversight and political responsibility in South Africa.
‎

25/10/2025

🚨[WATCH] ; 👇

‎Former Police Minister Bheki Cele faces intense questioning from Deputy ...

25/10/2025

ActionSA MP Dereleen James challenges former Police Minister Bheki Cele with a bold request: hand over his phone for forensic extraction. Cele agrees, yet places a sharp condition that only information related to Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala may be accessed. The exchange raises powerful questions about transparency, accountability, and the hidden truths locked within a single device.
‎

25/10/2025

Former Police Minister Bheki Cele faces intense scrutiny as he reveals why he stayed at Mr Matlala’s house. Cele insists it was never about favors or hidden deals. He says he accepted the accommodation purely because it was a free offering, nothing more. The committee challenges him on ethics and accountability, while Cele stands firm, refusing to entertain the idea of corruption or wrongdoing. The confrontation raises serious questions about leadership perceptions, political trust, and power within the police service oversight process.

24/10/2025

Former Police Minister Bheki Cele responds assertively to Ad Hoc Committee member Julius S. Malema, revealing why he kept Mr Matlala close. Cele states that he was not willing to allow Matlala to walk away with critical information. The exchange raises sharp questions about loyalty, secrecy, and power within the South African Police Service. A tense moment that exposes hidden dynamics at the highest level of security leadership.
‎

24/10/2025

Bheki Cele vs Ian Cameron: The Battle Over a Legacy
‎
‎Former Police Minister Bheki Cele faces a direct and challenging question from Ad Hoc Committee member Ian Cameron. The confrontation turns the spotlight onto Cele’s controversial legacy in the South African Police Service. As Cele defends his years in command, the room grows tense. Viewers are left asking whether his tenure strengthened or broke the SAPS. This is a powerful clash between accountability and self-defense at the highest levels of oversight.

24/10/2025

[Watch]👉

‎Former Police Minister Bheki Cele opens up in a shocking revelation, accusing former National Comm...

24/10/2025

Former Police Minister Bheki Cele raises serious concerns about the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC), questioning whether there’s sufficient oversight over this powerful body. Cele warns that Parliament may need to step in, suggesting MPs must establish a new oversight mechanism to ensure transparency and accountability. The discussion unfolds before the Ad Hoc Committee, where Cele’s remarks spark debate over the true independence of IDAC and the balance of power in South Africa’s anti-corruption fight.

23/10/2025

‎In a shocking turn of events, a Public Order Policing (POP) unit, trusted to keep protests safe and maintain peace, has been busted transporting illegal gold! The sting operation, led by the JMPD Tactical Response Unit (TRU) under Commissar Mgcini Tshwaku, exposes deep cracks within law enforcement. The EFF vows to root out corruption and ensure that the police serve the people — not the corrupt elite.
‎
‎This exposé raises one burning question: Who really controls the protectors of the law?
‎

23/10/2025

‎In a shocking turn of events, a Public Order Policing (POP) unit, trusted to keep protests safe and maintain peace, has been busted transporting illegal gold! The sting operation, led by the JMPD Tactical Response Unit (TRU) under Commissar Mgcini Tshwaku, exposes deep cracks within law enforcement. The EFF vows to root out corruption and ensure that the police serve the people — not the corrupt elite.
‎
‎This exposé raises one burning question: Who really controls the protectors of the law?
‎

23/10/2025

‎CIC Julius S. Malema stands firm in Parliament as he fiercely defends the declassification debate, asserting that discussing the Phala Phala scandal is well within the Ad Hoc Committee’s mandate.
‎He cites clauses 3.5 and 3.6, empowering members to investigate corruption within SAPS and IPID — including the wrongful classification of Phala Phala.
‎Malema boldly rejects attempts to silence him, delivering a fiery message:
‎
‎ “If you are sensitive like that, keep quiet. But if you open your mouth, know that a reference will be made — especially if you say a lot of nothing.”
‎A fearless parliamentary exchange that shakes the room and redefines accountability! 🔥