Masemola · Gen Masemola
National Police Commissioner · South African Police Service
General Fannie Masemola is the National Commissioner of SAPS. He testified before the Madlanga Commission, corroborating material portions of Mkhwanazi's account including the handling of the cancelled Medicare 24 Tshwane District contract.
16 moments on the public record
Political Killings Task Team (PKTT) Established
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionMatlala's Company Wins R360m SAPS Healthcare Tender
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionMinister Mchunu Disbands the PKTT
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionWhatsApp Chats Link Mchunu's Office to Matlala's Fixer
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionSAPS Cancels Matlala's R360m Contract
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionMkhwanazi's Bombshell Press Conference in Durban
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionPresident Ramaphosa Places Mchunu on Special Leave
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionTestified at Madlanga Commission
Corroborated material portions of Mkhwanazi's account.
Arrests Made in DJ Sumbody Murder Case
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionParliamentary Ad Hoc Committee Established
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionGauteng Director of Public Prosecutions Suspended
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionMadlanga Commission: Day 1 — Mkhwanazi Testifies
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionMasemola Corroborates Mkhwanazi at Commission
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionKhumalo Names the 'Big Five' Cartel
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionCommission Reaches Day 93 — Still Active
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionCurrent legal status
Fannie Masemola has 1 charge-related event on record
Arrests Made in DJ Sumbody Murder Case
In story: The Mkhwanazi Allegations & Madlanga CommissionConstitutional reminder · s35(3)(h)
Charged does not mean convicted. Every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.
This panel lists procedural events — an arrest or charge is a step in the criminal justice process, not a verdict.
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