The Madlanga Commission has postponed the testimony of Crime Intelligence deputy Feroz Khan until September 28 after he failed to appear due to recent hospitalization. Commission chair Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga granted Khan's lawyers' request for more time but imposed strict conditions, including an independent medical assessment by September 8 and submission of a medical report by September 15. If agreement on a specialist cannot be reached, the chairperson of the South African Society of Psychiatrists will appoint one. Khan must also submit his sworn statement by September 2026. The commission emphasized that while Khan's diagnosed conditions may be disclosed, detailed clinical information and personal circumstances remain confidential.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual developments regarding the postponement of a witness's testimony in a politically sensitive commission. It reports on procedural decisions made by the commission chair without overtly favoring either side. While the subject involves high-level officials and legal matters

