A massive scandal involving high-level police corruption, illicit tobacco syndicates, and shocking insults directed at President Cyril Ramaphosa has just been exposed. During a highly charged presentation, Evidence Leaders Adv. Matthew Chaskalson and Adv. Hassim dismantled Crime Intelligence General Feroz Khan, revealing deleted WhatsApp messages that make his situation ten times worse.
​The hearing took a dramatic turn when the commission focused on the eight-billion-dollar coal-based energy deal. Evidence showed Khan’s associate, Ismail Vally, reacting to the president's announcement with highly objectionable language. The deleted texts allegedly expose discussions around Ramaphosa’s criminal links to tenders, contracts, and how the energy deal funds were being siphoned. This political disrespect was immediately tied to alleged criminal motives, with Vally explicitly stating over text, "we got to make some huge money," framing their pursuit of tenders within a context of absolute greed.
​However, the most damning evidence centered on Khan’s alleged weaponization of state resources. Adv. Chaskalson presented communications proving Khan formed a corrupt alliance with Mr. Sayed, an executive at the Carnilinks tobacco company. The general allegedly used Crime Intelligence to conduct targeted police operations to "hit" commercial competitors. When anti-crime activist Yusuf Abramjee began exposing the syndicate's massive tax evasion, Khan actively suppressed public accountability. Instead of investigating the crimes, the general told his underworld associates to "eff him up" and ensure the activist stayed in his lane.
​Watch the full, unedited presentation to see the exact digital footprint that unmasks the complete subversion of South African law enforcement.
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