Businessman Tumelo Nku’s testimony connected to the alleged R300 million Aeroton drug bust is postponed, according to reporting from South Africa’s IOL. The postponement moves Nku’s testimony to next week. The available information does not specify the reasons for the delay or provide further details about the commission’s schedule beyond the rescheduling. The matter is being handled through the Madlanga Commission, a forum cited in the report. Nku’s testimony is described as relating to his role in the Aeroton drug bust valued at R300 million. Other than the date change, the reports provided do not include additional developments, evidence, or statements from Nku, the commission, or investigators. The next week session is expected to be when his testimony resumes or begins, depending on the prior stage of the proceedings, but the precise day and circumstances are not included in the supplied text. The postponement therefore reflects a procedural update rather than a substantive change to the allegations described.