Madlanga Commission Witness Fannie Nkosi Faces Theft, Ammo Charges
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- •On April 7, 2026, Sergeant Fannie Nkosi appeared in court charged with theft and possession of ammunition.
- •Authorities discovered R50,000 cash hidden inside a mattress at Nkosi's residence.
- •Nkosi was found in possession of six closed cash-in-transit case dockets.
- •The court denied Nkosi bail on April 8, 2026, ordering continued detention.
- •Nkosi is a witness involved in the Madlanga Commission, which investigates corruption and misconduct.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the court convicts Fannie Nkosi on theft and ammunition charges her credibility as a Madlanga Commission witness will be severely damaged, potentially undermining the commission's findings and public confidence in its work.
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AFRICADaily Maverick (South Africa)ACCOUNTABILITY ANALYSIS: Fannie ‘007’ Nkosi: The weakest link in the Big FiveAFRICAMail & Guardian (South Africa)Sergeant Fannie Nkosi denied bail after found in possession of explosives, guns, case dockets and R50 000 cashAFRICADaily Maverick (South Africa)IN THE DOCK: Guns, cash, closed dockets – Fannie Nkosi found with six cash-in-transit case filesAFRICA