Khumalo provides links suggesting suspicious deal between Sibiya & officer attached to his office

A white BMW registered to the office of suspended Deputy National Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya was the main focus during Tuesday’s testimony before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry.

Crime Intelligence boss, Dumisani Khumalo, continued with his testimony before the commission in Pretoria, resuming after falling ill in early October. Khumalo had previously testified for two days before his illness prevented him from concluding his evidence.

During his testimony, Khumalo provided links suggesting a suspicious deal between a cop attached to Sibiya’s office and the suspended deputy national police commissioner himself.

CCTV footage shows Sergeant FE Nkosi, a member of Organised Crime in Gauteng who reported to Sibiya, collecting a package from the home of murder-accused Katiso "KT" Molefe in November last year. The vehicle Nkosi was driving was also seen following Sibiya out of his home after a police search and seizure operation at his Centurion compound in October.

Khumalo stated that this connection was clear: "On that convoy, the third car, as the convoy that was leaving the gate, is the same BMW that is allocated to the office of the deputy national police commissioner."

During previous testimony, it emerged that Nkosi would allegedly act as the middleman for Sibiya, collecting large sums of cash from criminally-accused tenderpreneur Vusimuzi "Cat" Matlala.

Khumalo is scheduled to resume his testimony on Wednesday.