Suspended Major-General Feroz Khan Summoned to Madlanga Commission on 1 September

• Khan's legal team received a Rule 10.6 notice compelling him to answer questions at the Madlanga Commission on 1 September
• The suspended crime intelligence deputy is expected to face questions about his ties to former IDAC head Andrea Johnson and EFF leader Julius Malema
• Khan's attendance remains uncertain following his hospitalisation after a shooting outside his Houghton home in June 2026

SOUTH AFRICA — Suspended Crime Intelligence Deputy Major-General Feroz Khan has been formally summoned to appear before the Madlanga Commission on 1 September, though serious doubts remain over whether he will be well enough to attend.

Khan's legal team received a Rule 10.6 notice, which sets out a range of issues he is required to answer before the commission. Among the matters cited are his relationship with former Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) head Andrea Johnson and an assault case brought against him by a crime intelligence officer.

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Khan's questionable conduct under scrutiny

The suspended general's conduct during his time in the Crime Intelligence unit has already featured prominently in testimony heard by the commission. His 1 September appearance is expected to probe his ties to Andrea Johnson further, as well as his reported relationship with Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema, among others.

Khan's dealings within Crime Intelligence have drawn sustained attention throughout the commission's proceedings, with multiple witnesses having addressed aspects of his conduct on the stand.

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Shooting casts doubt over Khan's attendance

Whether Khan will be present on 1 September is far from certain. The suspended police general was hospitalised shortly before a previously scheduled commission appearance, following what he described as an assassination attempt outside his Houghton home on 28 June 2026.

Khan's family confirmed that he has since been discharged from hospital and is continuing his recovery at an undisclosed facility. The extent of his injuries and his current condition have not been detailed publicly, leaving his ability to testify next month in question.

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Khan may be the richest cop in SA

Briefly News reported that Financial disclosures and WhatsApp evidence presented before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry have painted a picture of Major General Feroz Khan’s lavish lifestyle/ General Khan, the deputy head of Crime Intelligence within the South African Police Service (SAPS), is widely referred to as one of South Africa's richest generals, and it’s easy to see why. Revelations made before the Commission place the former head of Operational Intelligence Support at the centre of an alleged multimillion-rand empire that bears no resemblance to what a police salary could sustain

Source: Briefly News