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Oct 16, 2026

Jeremy MaggsHOST
34:24
What message, Bull, does that send out?
Will SmutsGUEST
34:28
It's an absolute disgrace in our opinion and a dereliction of the action that we expect from the National Prosecuting Authority.
Will SmutsGUEST
34:37
It took us six years to get this man convicted, even fighting with the prosecuting authorities to apply the full suite of legal instruments available.
Will SmutsGUEST
34:48
If they had used the proper instruments...
Emile PienaarCORRESPONDENT
1:03
Masemola was placed on a precautionary susp- suspension after his arrest in connection with the Medique 24 corruption case.
Emile PienaarCORRESPONDENT
1:10
The charges against Masemola has been withdrawn by the National Prosecuting Authority.
Emile PienaarCORRESPONDENT
1:15
Presidential spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, says Masemola will resume his duties on Monday.
Vincent MagwenyaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:21
President Ramaphosa welcomes the National Police Commissioner on his return to his full duties and expresses his appreciation to Lieutenant General Polent Dumpane, who served with distinction as acting National Police Commissioner in the interim.
Karyn MaughanGUEST
3:16
He granted an order, and he said, "Come the 1st of February 2027, we are running this trial." And in the wake of that, and he said, you know, "Regardless of even if they do appeal against that order itself, we are running this trial." And I think we all expected that there would then be these appeals, and that simply hasn't happened.
Karyn MaughanGUEST
3:36
And simultaneously, uh, Jacob Zuma has also dropped those other appeals that he was pursuing, both in relation for the second attempt to force Downer's removal and in terms of the permanent stay application, which he and Thales had pursued against the NPA.
Kgomotso ModiseHOST
3:53
Yeah.
Kgomotso ModiseHOST
3:54
And I know you've already touched on them, but I mean, it's been, what, 20 years? Um, just take us through some of these interlocutory applications that we've seen over the years that have us at this point where there hasn't been a trial 20 years later.

7 MINS LATER

Kgomotso ModiseHOST
11:22
Does it give us more, uh, timelines, and does it give us more details about what this going ahead will mean? Does this mean the first witness takes the stand in February next year?
Karyn MaughanGUEST
11:32
Yes, absolutely.
Karyn MaughanGUEST
11:33
I mean, that's the state's position to the point where the NPA team, led, led by Billy Downer, who's actually retired, you know, he's now on contract with [laughs] the NPA to do this case, is going to Pietermaritzburg, as far as I know, next week to start preparing.
Karyn MaughanGUEST
11:49
So we know, you know, the, uh, I think it was...
Elvis PresslinHOST
0:23
The March and March movement says it has learned that its leader Jacinta Ngobeza Zuma and the SA First Forum acting CEO Golani Zuma will be arrested before Friday.
Elvis PresslinHOST
0:34
The movement claims the arrest warrant issued by the NPA is politically motivated and aimed at causing unrest ahead of the November local government elections.
Elvis PresslinHOST
0:44
It has called on the president, Cyril Ramaphosa, to distance himself from what it terms political interference.
Elvis PresslinHOST
0:52
The NPA has yet to comment on the allegations.
Elvis PresslinHOST
0:56
For more, we're joined on the line by the March and March Movement national spokesperson, Sandile Dube.
Elvis PresslinHOST
1:02
A very good morning to you and welcome.
Sandile DubeGUEST
1:06
Good morning, Elvis, and good morning to your listeners.
Elvis PresslinHOST
1:09
Can you tell us, Mr. Dube, what specific information or credible evidence does the March on March movement possess that confirms that an arrest warrant has actually been signed and issued by the NPA for the arrest of Jacinta Zuma as well as Tolani Zuma before Friday?
Alpha RamushwanaGUEST
5:57
In fact, in that phone call, he names all sorts of people, the likes of Firoz Kahn, former, uh, deputy head of military intelligence.
Alpha RamushwanaGUEST
6:05
He also names Shamila Batohi, former head of the NPA.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
6:08
Who, who-
Alpha RamushwanaGUEST
6:08
He-
Utsileng KadimengHOST
18:25
Now, when he dropped his bail application, the state welcomed it.
Utsileng KadimengHOST
18:29
The National Prosecuting Authority welcomed the news of his dropping for bail application here.
Utsileng KadimengHOST
18:36
And this is because even if he's granted bail on this matter, he is currently in police custody in relation to a separate legal matter that is happening in parallel to this one.
Utsileng KadimengHOST
18:48
So the chances of him getting bail in this matter, well, it was very slim.
Dan CorderHOST
9:44
So coming up next, I'm gonna tell you the insanity that Serge Kabongwe claimed, because he claimed that he and Shadrack Sibiya tried to shake down Hlangwani Morgan Mamela for money, which is a massive bomber.
Dan CorderHOST
9:58
And then the layers coming out of that, he cited Shamila Batohi's name, ex-head of the n- uh, of the NPA.
Dan CorderHOST
10:04
He cited a bunch of different powerful people.
Dan CorderHOST
10:06
We're gonna get to that.
Dan CorderHOST
13:52
Shadrack cut him out.
Dan CorderHOST
13:53
And Serge claimed that Shadrack Sibiya had told Mambela that Serge was connected to all these different people, probably make, trying to make out to seem as though Serge was a flight risk and shouldn't be dealt with.
Dan CorderHOST
14:05
And the one name that Serge, uh, mentioned was Shamila Batohi, the ex and almost certainly then head of the NPA.
Dan CorderHOST
14:12
We don't know exactly when this recording dates to necessarily.
speaker_0HOST
1:44
It fell through when the hitman tipped off Mudao's husband.
speaker_0HOST
1:48
Spokesperson for the National Prosecuting Authority is Mahboke Moklatlole.
Mahboke MoklatloleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:52
Chloe is already serving six life sentences for the matters of her family members, and her latest sentence will run concurrently with her existing sentence.
speaker_0HOST
2:01
Then we head to KwaZulu-Natal.
Dani PainterHOST
2:12
It fell through, though, when the hitman that Ndlovu contacted tipped Mudau's husband off.
Dani PainterHOST
2:18
The spokesperson for the National Prosecuting Authority is Mahaboe Mohlahlula.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
2:22
Ndlovu is already serving six life sentences for the murders of her family members, and her latest sentence will run concurrently with her existing sentence.
Dani PainterHOST
2:32
And the newly appointed COSATU president, Mike Shingange, has called for the federation to rebuild and strengthen its structures, including local branches and affiliated unions.
Karyn MaughanGUEST
1:58
Um, but that appeal simply did not materialize.
Karyn MaughanGUEST
2:03
And, you know, the NPA was, I think, ready to fight it, but the order itself, the judgment itself was very, very clear, John.
Karyn MaughanGUEST
2:12
It just said, "Regardless of any interlocutory applications that go on, this trial will proceed on the 1st of, of February." And for whatever reason, um, whether he realized that the end of the road had finally come because the courts have continuously been saying that Zuma is embarking on, on Stalingrad litigation, or if, you know, there are other issues at play that politically speaking that we're unaware of, he simply gave up, you know, over two decades of this kind of litigation strategy.
Karyn MaughanGUEST
2:42
And at this point, the NPA is on record saying, "There's no legal barrier to this trial proceeding," and the NPA is currently in the process of preparing for it to proceed.
John MaythamHOST
2:54
But it's...
John MaythamHOST
2:55
The medical stuff does complicate matters, of course.
John MaythamHOST
4:40
Of course you can charge him." But there does come a point, I think, where, um, you, you have to say, "Okay, um, in, in some sense, the Stalingrad strategy has been successful.
John MaythamHOST
4:53
Much as we don't want him to not stand trial, it would be wantonly cruel to make him stand trial in this condition of health."

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