MP and NCC leader Fadiel Adams’ testimony at the Madlanga Commission is delayed after evidence leaders receive his affidavit and supporting documents shortly before his scheduled appearance. The Citizen reports that a late affidavit stalls Adams’ testimony and that his evidence was expected to form part of the commission’s inquiry into investigations conducted by IDAC.
According to IOL, Adams is unlikely to testify on the day after the evidence leaders seek a postponement. The outlet attributes the delay to the timing of the affidavit’s delivery, which leaves insufficient time for the evidence leaders to review the material ahead of questioning. The Citizen frames the issue primarily as the affidavit’s lateness, while IOL emphasizes the procedural impact and the request to adjust the timetable.
Together, the reports describe how late submission of sworn material affects the commission’s ability to proceed with planned testimony, without indicating whether the commission ultimately grants the postponement.
