Paul O’Sullivan Sets Conditions | Mkhwanazi’s Sudden Calm Raises Questions | Malema Faces Court

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00:00 INTRODUCTION
00:44 PAUL O'SULLIVANS NEW DEMANDS EXPOSED
03:32 JULIUS MKHWANAZI IS PART OF THE HITLIST AFTER WITNESS D UNALIVING
08:05 MKHWANAZI CONTRADICTING VERSIONS ABOUT THE MATLALA MOA/MOU
11:48 CONTRADICTION TESTIM,ONY ON MONEY RELATION BETWEWEN MKHWANAZI AND MATLALA
13:33 MKHWANAZI FAILED TO DECLAIRE THE MONEY HE GOT FROM MATLALA
14:26 ARE THE MPS SYMPATHETIC?
14:49 MKHWANAZI REGRETS HAVING A RELATIONSHIP WITH MATLALA
15:33 MATLALA DENIES FRIENDSHIP WITH MKHWANAZI
16:43 MATLALA ONLY GIVES MONEY IN EXCHANGE FOR SOMETHING
19:32 MKHWANAZI DID NOT CARE ABOUT ANY FORMALITIES
20:32 MKHWANAZI DENIES IT ALL
21:57 MKHWANAZI PLAYING THE BROWN MOGOTSI CARD
23:08 WHAT WILL HAPPEN AT JULIUS MALEMA PRE-SENTENCING
23:45 JACOB ZUMA VS JULIUS MALEMA
24:10 JULIUS MALEMA'S APPEAL
25:07 NO DIRECT IMPRISONMENT
26:32 CONCLUSION

In this video, we unpack explosive developments from the Ad Hoc Committee following the testimony of Julius Mkhwanazi, the suspended Deputy Chief of Police of the EMPD, and new demands made by Paul O’Sullivan.

Paul O’Sullivan has indicated that he will only appear virtually and from an embassy, citing safety concerns. This raises serious legal and constitutional questions: can a witness dictate the terms of their testimony?

Meanwhile, Julius Mkhwanazi appeared before the committee calm, composed, and apologetic — a sharp contrast to his visibly shaken appearance at the Madlanga Commission. Many are now asking: what changed within weeks? Was his earlier fear linked to Witness D, and does his sudden calm signal confidence, protection, or something else?

MPs questioned Mkhwanazi extensively about his relationship with businessman Vusumuzi “CAT” Matlala, particularly allegations around the unlawful fitting of blue lights and financial exchanges. While Mkhwanazi admitted to receiving money, Matlala has publicly stated that he only gives money in exchange for favours — raising further contradictions.

Despite evidence being played that challenged parts of his testimony, Mkhwanazi’s demeanor appeared to soften the stance of MPs, shifting how his evidence was received.

We also examine claims of threats, hit lists, and safety concerns now being raised — a pattern previously used by individuals implicated by Witness D.

Finally, we look at Julius Malema’s appearance in court, the upcoming sentencing arguments, and what precedent — including Jacob Zuma’s case — could mean for his future participation in Parliament.

Is this accountability, selective justice, or political interference?
Let’s unpack it.

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