The Madlanga Commission imposes restrictions on discussing the health of Suliman Carrim during his testimony scheduled for Friday. According to reports, the commission issues rules that bar or limit public discussion of Carrim’s medical condition as investigators continue other parts of the case. The coverage indicates that the inquiry is also pursuing evidence including CCTV footage and medical records, suggesting that related material is handled through designated procedures rather than public commentary. The restrictions are described as “strict,” effectively “gagging” discussion of Carrim’s health in the context of the upcoming hearing. The reports do not provide additional details about the specific language of the restrictions, the reasons given by the commission, or whether the limitations apply to all parties or only to public or media reporting. The commission’s approach underscores that, while testimony proceeds, certain personal medical information is treated as sensitive and is managed within the hearing process. The outcome of the Friday testimony and any further developments in the commission’s investigation are not covered in the available accounts.