Suspended Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) boss Umashi Dhlamini has testified before the Madlanga Commission, where he denied involvement in irregular security payments and addressed allegations regarding a political tender list.
- Umashi Dhlamini denied links to irregular security payments totaling R2.9 billion.
- The suspended official provided clarification regarding an alleged EFF tender list.
- ANC Greater Tshwane has formally welcomed the testimony provided to the commission.
Denials of Irregular Security Payments
During the proceedings of the Madlanga Commission, Dhlamini addressed claims regarding financial misconduct within the TMPD. He specifically denied any links to irregular security payments amounting to R2.9 billion.
The testimony comes amid ongoing investigations into corruption and financial mismanagement within the metro police department.
Clarification on Political Tender Lists
The commission further questioned Dhlamini regarding an alleged tender list associated with the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF). Dhlamini used his testimony to clarify the details surrounding the existence and nature of the list.
Political Response
The ANC in Greater Tshwane has expressed its support for the process, stating that it welcomes the testimony provided by the suspended TMPD official. The party’s reaction underscores the political significance of the commission’s findings regarding municipal corruption.
Dhlamini remains suspended from his duties as the Madlanga Commission continues its inquiry.
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