The Madlanga Commission: New Claims in the R200 Million Cocaine Theft Saga
Afternoon Drive with John Maytham · 3 June 2026 · 5m
Speaker 1: And the Midlunger Commission of Inquiry continuing to hear explosive testimony about alleged corruption and Speaker 1: criminality within our own law enforcement structures. Just to remind you, this week, former Hawks Speaker 1: officer Carl Sunder telling the Commission that the suspects who stole a cocaine consignment worth Speaker 1: around two hundred million round plus stolen from the Hawk's own offices in Guasalin, Natalel Speaker 1: in twenty twenty one, telling us that those suspects were known and have links to Speaker 1: senior management within the unit. Now, of course, that testimony shedding light on concerns about Speaker 1: investigative integrity, also taking us into questions around a polygraph test that Sunders himself was Speaker 1: forced to undergo that had suggested he had acted deceptively that later deemed to be Speaker 1: invalid due to serious errors by the examiner, so calling it to question so much Speaker 1: here integrity, the skill of investigating officers, questions about accountability within the Hawks, the handling Speaker 1: of major drug traffic and investigations, and so much more. To keep us up to Speaker 1: date on the very latest from the Commission this afternoon, it's a pleasure to welcome Speaker 1: back to the show daily Maverick journalist Karen Dolly, who's been very closely following developments Speaker 1: and will know what's happened in the last hour or two. Well, I've been a Speaker 1: sidetracked hosting the show. Speaker 2: Karen. It's great have you with us this afternoon. Speaker 3: Welcome, Thank you so much, Papa. Speaker 1: What are the most significant revelations, particularly emerging from Carlsander's testimony before the commission this Speaker 1: week? Speaker 3: So, I think what it was basically an emotional rollercoaster of testimony. It was one
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