♦️ Must Watch ♦️ EFF Deputy Secretary-General Leigh-Ann Mathys exposes SAPS procurement failures, confronting Lt Gen Fani with nearly R1 billion in irregular expenditure under his leadership and challenging whether he is truly the person South Africans deserve at the helm of a critical, corruption-prone division. The last two financial years, we’ve had almost R1 billion in irregularities on procurement of goods and services you know that, right? In 2023/24 it was just over R289 million, and then

♦️ Must Watch ♦️ EFF Deputy Secretary-General Leigh-Ann Mathys explains that while the dynamics surrounding General Mkhwanazi’s statement were understood, the example was raised to highlight the need to ensure that the entire process is not compromised, and that the Committee had an opportunity to correct the matter. #EFFInParliament #AdHocCommittee | Economic Freedom Fighters

♦️ Must Watch ♦️ EFF Deputy Secretary-General Leigh-Ann Mathys presses Lt Gen Fani on his work across key state institutions, Eskom, National Treasury and SAPS beginning with his role as a commercial and contracts manager: Your position there was a commercial and contracts manager. Just briefly, what exactly did that involve? Were you involved with the tender that was awarded to Hitachi Power Africa and Chancellor House? Okay, and then why did you leave Eskom? DSG then turns to the billion-rand

♦️ Must Watch ♦️ EFF Deputy Secretary-General, Hon. Leigh-Ann, raised the issue of the lack of resources that will hinder the Ad Hoc Committee from producing quality work, particularly on matters of national security. She highlighted that the legal team is not fully capacitated, which will affect the quality of their work. The DSG reminded the Chair that budget appropriations are done in Parliament, therefore, it cannot be that we are told there is no money to support the production of proper fi