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Explosive WhatsApp Leak Exposes Alleged Plot to Charge Deputy President Mashatile with Perjury

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A damning WhatsApp conversation has revealed an alleged conspiracy by two cabinet ministers and a senior National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) official to bring perjury charges against Deputy President Paul Mashatile, according to a Sunday World investigation. The leaked messages suggest a coordinated effort to weaponize the justice system against South Africa’s second-highest officeholder, potentially igniting a political firestorm within the AN…

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Explosive WhatsApp Leak Exposes Alleged Plot to Charge Deputy President Mashatile with Perjury

A damning WhatsApp conversation has revealed an alleged conspiracy by two cabinet ministers and a senior National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) official to bring perjury charges against Deputy President Paul Mashatile, according to a Sunday World investigation. The leaked messages suggest a coordinated effort to weaponize the justice system against South Africa’s second-highest officeholder, potentially igniting a political firestorm within the AN…

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