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Here are five questions Cat Matlala refused to answer at the Madlanga inquiry

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Here are five questions Cat Matlala refused to answer at the Madlanga inquiry

Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala on Monday appeared at the Madlanga commission of inquiry , where he refused to answer some questions, saying he did not want to incriminate himself .

Matlala is facing criminal charges related to a multimillion-rand SAPS tender awarded to his company Medicare24.

Police officers who were involved in the awarding of the tender were arrested and suspended from work. Brig Rachel Matjeng, who was Matlala’s girlfriend and one of the senior officers who awarded the tender, has since been fired after Matlala admitted to giving her more than R300,000 in bribes.

Some of the questions he was asked at the Madlanga commission centred on the tender, whether he bribed senior police officers, and other questions about his relationship with alleged cartel members.

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