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Matlala denies links to alleged Big Five cartel leaders Msibi and Motsumi

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Matlala denies links to alleged Big Five cartel leaders Msibi and Motsumi

Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala has denied having close ties to alleged Big Five cartel leaders Jotham Msibi and Steven Motsumi, despite WhatsApp records presented at the Madlanga Commission showing discussions over aircraft purchases and business ventures.

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