… But Khan, via court process, countered that his Crime Intelligence boss, Dumisani Khumalo, used the drug interception to try to get rid of him because of his investigation into the abuse of secret service funds, with possible links to Khumalo. …
Police generals Feroz Khan and Ebrahim Kadwa arrested in illicit precious metals caseDumisani Khumalo
Also known as: Khumalo · Commissioner Sandile Khumalo · General Khumalo · Lieutenant General Dumisani Khumalo · Crime Intelligence head · Lt Gen Dumisani Khumalo · Sandile Khumalo · advocate Sandile Khumalo · Adv Sandile Khumalo · Advocate Sandile Khumalo SC
Dumisani Khumalo — South Africa's Crime Intelligence head, alleging cartel infiltration of law enforcement and protection of syndicate members.
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… Similar concerns were raised by National Crime Intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo in January 2026 during testimony to parliament’s ad hoc committee, which was probing allegations that the “Big Five” cartel had infiltrated South Africa’s criminal justice system, including law enfo …
How to corrupt a cop – SAPS general Shibiri’s guide- February 2026
… Do you see the inconsistency?” To which Sibiya said: “To buy four more is not an inconsistency.” Asked by Commissioner Sandile Khumalo about impala images in the WhatsApp messages, Sibiya replied: “I’ve never said they are not impala.” To which Khumalo replied: “They either are o …
‘Make a turn, Cat’ — WhatsApp messages tie top police officer to tender kingpin- January 2026
… Witness E said Mchunu asked him whether Crime Intelligence boss Dumisani Khumalo was involved in Magaqa’s murder. …
Madlanga hears Crime Intelligence members were complicit in the murder of Sindiso MagaqaProximity to politicians, law enforcement officers and business leaders ensures criminal cartels thrive, according to South Africa’s Crime Intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo, who has also alleged that nearly all Gauteng’s police officers work for a cartel. …
‘Almost entire Gauteng SAPS works for cartel’ claims Crime Intelligence boss Khumalo- November 2025
… Cele testified that Matlala told him that the now suspended SAPS Deputy National Commissioner of Crime Detection, Shadrack Sibiya, wanted him to write an affidavit against Dumisani Khumalo, who headed Crime Intelligence. …
‘Cele lied’ — Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala alleges he made R500K payoff to former police minister… It warned that the national Crime Intelligence head at the time, Dumisani Khumalo, was being targeted because he was cleaning up the unit. …
Kidnapping and ‘body bags threat’ add sinister edge to SA’s clashing State Capture narratives- October 2025
… National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola and Lieutenant General Dumisani Khumalo, who headed South Africa’s historically beleaguered Crime Intelligence unit, appear to be on Mkhwanazi’s side – based on their testimony. …
SA’s ongoing capture — Mkhwanazi’s accusations and the countering charges merge with past state sabotage… On the basis of the WhatsApps introduced to the commission by sidelined crime intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo on Tuesday, it would appear virtually unequivocal that the shadowy Brown Mogotsi, who also served as an ANC fixer of sorts, had access to information from the very top …
Questions Senzo Mchunu may have to answer at the Madlanga Commission- September 2025
… The commission’s chair, Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga, and advocate Sandile Khumalo at the Madlanga Commission Of Inquiry on Day 2 at Brigitte Mabandla Judicial College on September 18, 2025 in Pretoria, South Africa. …
Mkhwanazi alleges SA’s new capture — malicious corruption-busters and classified intelligence leaks
South African police generals arrested over precious metals dealing
Two high-ranking South African Police Service generals, Feroz Khan and Ebrahim Kadwa, have been arrested for alleged illegal dealing and unlawful possession of precious metals. They are among 15 senior police officers scheduled to appear in Gauteng courts this week.
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South African police generals arrested over precious metals dealing
Two high-ranking South African Police Service generals, Feroz Khan and Ebrahim Kadwa, have been arrested for alleged illegal dealing and unlawful possession of precious metals. They are among 15 senior police officers scheduled to appear in Gauteng courts this week.
12 hours ago · The Namibian →
Friday 13 March
South African police general faces corruption allegations at Madlanga Commission
Major general Richard Shibiri, the SAPS head of organised crime, testified at the Madlanga Commission about how criminal syndicates infiltrate police, but now faces damning allegations that he himself accepted a R70,000 loan from an organised crime accused in September 2024. The case underscores widespread institutional compromise and systemic vulnerabilities in South Africa's criminal justice system.
13 March 2026 · The Namibian →
Tuesday 24 February
WhatsApp messages implicate South African police general in corruption
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry heard evidence that Deputy National Police Commissioner General Shadrack Sibiya invited a tender kingpin to his son's engagement party and may have received favours including livestock restocking, contradicting his earlier denials of a close relationship. WhatsApp messages and testimony revealed multiple high-ranking police officers' connections to the accused tenderpreneur, who held over R300-million in police tenders.
24 February 2026 · The Namibian →
Tuesday 27 January
Crime Intelligence implicated in 2017 ANC politician's murder
An undercover Crime Intelligence officer testified at the Madlanga Commission that senior officials in the agency were involved in the 2017 murder of former ANC Youth League secretary-general Sindiso Magaqa, and alleged that suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu attempted to persuade him to lie about the case.
27 January 2026 · The Namibian →
Friday 16 January
South African crime intelligence chief alleges cartel infiltration
South Africa's Crime Intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo told Parliament that criminal cartels thrive through proximity to politicians, law enforcement, and business leaders, alleging that nearly all SAPS officers in Gauteng work for a cartel and that police have offered protection to syndicate members for a fee.
16 January 2026 · The Namibian →