Sol Phenduka Says Cyril Ramaphosa Must Testify at the Madlanga Commission Hearings

• Sol Phenduka spoke out against President Cyril Ramaphosa and demanded that he testify at the Madlanga Commission
• This was after the President was revealed to have known about the disbandment of the task team
• Though social media agrees with Sol, many fans said they were not holding their breath on the President's testimony

South African radio personality Sol Phenduka recently shared his views on the ongoing Madlanga Commission of Inquiry Hearings.

The Commission's latest developments, made on 23 September 2025, revealed President Cyril Ramaphosa's alleged knowledge about the disbandment of the KwaZulu-Natal Political Killings Task Team (PKTT).

According to a testimony made by National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola, Ramaphosa promised to speak to "the Minister," alluding to Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, about the sudden dissolution of the task team.

Reacting to the bombshell was the Podcast and Chill co-host, expressing shock at Masemola's revelations.

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Sol demanded that the President testify before the Madlanga Commission regarding the disbandment and the allegations made by General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi:

"So, the president knew about the disbandment of the task team? Nah, he needs to give us a testimony at the commission."

This demand comes months after the damning claims made by the Police Commissioner on 6 July regarding the corruption and political interference in the criminal justice system.

Mkhwanazi implicated top police officials and government ministers in organised crime, including Senzo Mchunu.

Ironically, the Commission was established by the President himself to investigate serious allegations of corruption and criminal infiltration within the country's law enforcement and justice institutions.

Like many South Africans, Sol took to his social media page demanding answers about the ongoing corruption in the country and believes that the President holds the key to unlocking many secrets.

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Watch the Madlanga Commission Hearings below:

South Africans react to Sol Phenduka's post

Online users weighed in on the allegations involving President Cyril Ramaphosa. Read their comments below:

kgotsomaphike said:

"People have been alluding to him being front and centre with these people. So I'm not entirely surprised."

BlueTickwakanda noted:

"Ramaphosa met with Mchunu, and he confirmed to the National Commissioner that they met but never shared the outcome. This suggests the President and Minister Mchunu may have reached an agreement, because if the President had not supported it, Mchunu would not have acted."

Jacobs_Orbit wrote:

"Ramaphosa must account."

TUCCC18 added:

"Bro will tell us that he is shocked as always."

punk_double posted:

"And to think that he is the same thug who will receive and decide on this report makes me mad."

gee_tami38721 responded:

"As a nation, we should not take this lying down. Cyril must explain, and proper consequences must follow."

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ofentse_da_3nt commented:

"Yoh, I am not ready, that guy can lie."

2Khucha22171 alleged:

"Cyril Ramaphosa is one of the kingpins. It's a hard pill to swallow for many South Africans, but they'll have to."

Jackie Phamotse salutes Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared Jackie Phamotse's reaction to General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi bringing his own water to the Madlanga Commission Hearings.

The controversial author and her followers highlighted that it was crucial for Mkhwanazi to watch his back at all times, as many people were after him.

Source: Briefly News