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Madlanga Commission: Matlala's lawyer says he is not an alleged crime kingpin
Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala's lawyer argues before the Madlanga Commission that he is not the crime mastermind he is accused of being, as discussions around a postponed testimony and legal proceedings unfold.
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NPA says case strong despite Matlala plea deal collapse
The National Prosecuting Authority says it has a solid case despite alleged Pretoria tender tycoon and criminal suspect Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala withdrawal from his highly…
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businessday.co.za
Matlala withdraws plea deal, derailing state bid to target senior police officers
Move would have seen alleged tender corruption mastermind receiving a reduced sentence in return for providing information about police graft
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All eyes on 'Cat' Matlala as he takes the stand at Madlanga Commission
Matlala, who is in custody, is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder, fraud and corruption.
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Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala to reveal his side as Madlanga Commission probes police corruption claims
The man at the centre of a web of explosive allegations will finally get his chance to tell his side when Vusimuzi 'Cat'” Matlala takes the stand at the Madlanga Commission on…
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Matlala wants testimony postponed pending IDAC plea deal, Madlanga questions merits
Representing Matlala, Adv. Annalene van den Heever told the commission her client is scheduled to stand trial on Monday and should not be required to testify beforehand.
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WATCH | Heated exhange between Madlanga and lawyer as ‘Cat’ Matlala seeks postponment
Vusimusi ‘Cat’ Matlala’s advocate asked for his commission appearance to be postponed as he must attend a criminal trial in Johannesburg high court next week
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Madlanga Commission: Matlala's lawyer says he is not an alleged crime kingpin
Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala's lawyer argues before the Madlanga Commission that he is not the crime mastermind he is accused of being, as discussions around a postponed testimony and…