Fresh questions are emerging over whether Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema could soon be called to testify before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry, after explosive WhatsApp messages were presented linking him to suspended Crime Intelligence boss Feroz Khan. The Commission heard evidence suggesting Malema acted as an intermediary between Khan and businessman Mohammed Sayed, allegedly receiving confidential police information and parliamentary questions that investigators say may have been designed to influence oversight processes. While Commission spokesperson Jeremy Michaels says no decision has yet been made on whether Malema will be summoned, the revelations have intensified scrutiny over the EFF leader's relationship with Khan. Malema has consistently defended his interactions with Khan, maintaining they formed part
of his constitutional duties as a Member of Parliament. But critics argue the latest evidence raises serious questions about whether those engagements crossed the line between legitimate parliamentary oversight and improper influence.