North West businessman Suleiman Carrim claimed ill health to avoid appearing before the Madlanga commission.
He was due to testify about his role in the R360-million healthcare contract the SAPS awarded to Vusumuzi “Cat” Matlala.
Yet, whistleblowers and potential CCTV footage place him at a Woolworths in Cape Town.
Clearly, the Moegoe is taking liberties with the commission. His credibility is shattered and his legal strategy is a disaster.
By flouting a summons, he has ensured the commission will subpoena his medical records and doctors.
- Suleiman Carrim, a businessman from North West, cited ill health to avoid testifying at the Madlanga commission.
- He was expected to speak about his involvement in a R360-million SAPS healthcare contract awarded to Vusumuzi “Cat” Matlala.
- Whistleblowers and possible CCTV footage allegedly place Carrim at a Woolworths in Cape Town during his claimed period of illness.
- His actions have severely damaged his credibility and undermined his legal approach.
- By ignoring the summons, the commission plans to subpoena his medical records and doctors for verification.
He was due to testify about his role in the R360-million healthcare contract the SAPS awarded to Vusumuzi “Cat” Matlala.
Yet, whistleblowers and potential CCTV footage place him at a
Clearly, the is taking liberties with the commission. His credibility is shattered and his legal strategy is a disaster.
By flouting a summons, he has ensured the commission will subpoena his medical records and doctors.
