Fadiel Adams EXPOSES SAPS "Cabal": The Truth About General Lincoln & Classified Leaks!🔥

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Fadiel Adams takes the hot seat! 🔥 In a high-tension session of the Parliamentary Ad Hoc Committee (March 4, 2026), NCC leader Fadiel Adams fires back at KZN Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi.

Adams breaks his silence on:

The "Anonymous" Envelopes: How he really got the classified Crime Intelligence documents.

Major General Andre Lincoln: Why Adams believes top cops are being "purged" by a corrupt police cabal.

Criminal Charges: The shocking fraud and kidnapping dockets he has opened against SAPS leadership.

The Slush Fund Scandal: Allegations of multi-million rand tender fraud and political interference.

Is this the end of the "untouchable" SAPS generals, or is Adams playing a dangerous game with national security? Watch the full highlights from the Mkhwanazi Inquiry.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:00] – Introduction & Seating Dispute: Adams explains his posture due to a shoulder injury and addresses accusations of "ducking" the committee.

[01:26] – Acknowledgment of Support: Discussion regarding the presence of Adams’s family and supporters in the corner of the room.

[02:32] – The Classified Information Allegation: The evidence leader begins questioning Adams regarding paragraphs 7–13 of his statement concerning the leak of intelligence information.

[03:02] – The "Slipped Under My Door" Testimony: Adams explains that an envelope containing evidence of criminality was left at his office in the last week of October.

[03:22] – Lack of Precision on Dates: Adams admits he cannot remember exact dates because he did not expect an inquiry and has since lost his electronic device.

[04:33] – Implicating Senior SAPS Officials: Adams claims the documents implicated high-ranking police officers but refuses to discuss specific merits as cases are currently before the courts.

[05:08] – Major General Andre Lincoln’s Role: Adams testifies that he sought advice from the late General Andre Lincoln, who suggested he lay criminal charges.

[06:00] – Why Adams Didn’t Verify the Documents: Questioning on why Adams didn't verify the authenticity of the classified documents before taking them to the police.

[07:22] – The "Cover-Up" Allegation: Adams claims General Lincoln warned him that his dockets were being "irregularly collected" by the provincial office to protect senior officials.

[08:39] – Portfolio Committee Duties: The advocate challenges Adams on his responsibilities as a member of the Police Portfolio Committee regarding classified info.

[10:40] – The Fear of a "Set-Up": Adams admits he worried the documents might be a trap to discredit him in the media, which is why he took them to SAPS.

[12:40] – "I Am Not Scared of Death": Adams recounts a dramatic exchange with General Lincoln where he was warned that "people are going to die" before the case reaches court.

[13:05] – Opening Charges in Johannesburg: Adams explains why he flew to Orlando and Langlaagte to re-open the cases after the Cape Town dockets allegedly disappeared.

[14:00] – Contacting the Inspector General: Adams discusses being contacted by the IGI, Imtiaz Fazel, regarding his allegations.

[18:17] – Defending the Minister's Speed: Adams defends the "prompt" response from Minister Senzo Mchunu's office, despite the committee's suspicion of the unusual urgency.

[21:45] – The "Modus Operandi" Dispute: Conflict over whether Adams was "truthful" to the minister about his dockets being intercepted or if it was just a suspicion.

[28:40] – Charges Against General Dumasani Khumalo: Adams specifies charges against the DivCom of Crime Intelligence regarding fraudulent security clearances.

[30:12] – "I Had to Go to the Wolf": Adams explains that he had no choice but to lay charges with the police, even though he didn't trust them.

[32:38] – Illegal Collection of Dockets: Adams argues that the person who collected his dockets should be prosecuted.

[41:48] – Subordinate Investigating a Superior: Adams highlights a protocol breach where a Lieutenant Colonel was allegedly assigned to investigate a General, which he claims was a tactic to ensure any conviction would fail on appeal.

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