Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) stalwart Mama Khawula delivered a sharp warning to Parliament today, declaring that KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is on a determined mission to root out corruption among South Africa’s top officials.
Addressing lawmakers, Khawula praised Mkhwanazi’s courage and resolve in exposing alleged criminal conduct within the police force and beyond, urging political leaders to take heed. “General Mkhwanazi is coming for those who think they are untouchable,” she said, underscoring the urgent need for accountability at all levels of government.
Her statement comes amid a flurry of high-profile allegations linking senior police figures and politicians to corrupt activities — claims that have sparked fierce debates about the integrity of South Africa’s law enforcement agencies. Khawula’s bold remarks signal the growing momentum behind anti-corruption efforts spearheaded by Mkhwanazi and supported by civil society and political factions alike.
As pressure mounts on Parliament and the executive to respond decisively, the message is clear: complacency in the face of corruption will no longer be tolerated. With voices like Mama Khawula’s amplifying the call for justice, the fight against corruption in South Africa’s institutions is entering a critical new phase.
