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President Ramaphosa established the Madlanga Commission to investigate claims of corruption and cartel collusion involving Senzo Mchunu, leading to his suspension and testimony in Pretoria.

7 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 22
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President Ramaphosa established the Madlanga Commission to investigate claims of corruption and cartel collusion involving Senzo Mchunu, leading to his suspension and testimony in Pretoria.

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  1. Ramaphosa placed Mchunu on special leave amid allegations and investigation.1 source
  2. Senzo Mchunu's case is being investigated by the Madlanga Commission, involving multiple legal and procedural developments.Sub-event
  3. Both leaders, Fannie Masemola and Senzo Mchunu, are now facing scrutiny from the Madlanga Commission established to investigate corruption claims.Sub-event
  4. Senzo Mchunu's case involves a progress report request and a complaint filed by Adams to IDAC.Sub-event
  5. Allegations surface regarding Senzo Mchunu's office, including police interception in the Western Cape and claims made by Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.Sub-event
  6. Ramaphosa established a commission chaired by Madlanga to investigate claims of corruption and cartel collusion involving Senzo Mchunu.Sub-event
  7. Ramaphosa establishes commission, suspends Mchunu, and Mkhwanazi testifies in Pretoria.1 source

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