NCC leader and MP Fadiel Adams’s testimony is delayed at the Madlanga Commission, after evidence leaders receive his affidavit and supporting documents only hours before a scheduled appearance on Tuesday. Multiple reports say he is therefore unlikely to testify as planned.
The Citizen reports that the late affidavit affects the commission’s inquiry, which relates to investigations conducted by IDAC. Other coverage focuses on procedural steps, saying evidence leaders seek a postponement after receiving the documents late. Across the accounts, the core issue is timing and whether the commission can proceed with Adams’s evidence without adequate preparation time.
While outlets differ in emphasis—some highlighting the expected role of Adams’s testimony in the commission’s IDAC-related inquiry, others stressing the attempt to postpone for procedural reasons—both point to the same outcome: Adams’s scheduled testimony does not proceed on Tuesday due to late submission of his supporting materials.
