By Johnathan Paoli
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry has postponed controversial businessman Suliman Carrim’s application for a postponement until next Friday, with Chairperson Mbuyiseli Madlanga reserving a decision on whether the matter should be heard behind closed doors pending an in-camera application.
Resuming proceedings after the lunch adjournment, evidence leader Matthew Chaskalson told the commission that the original timetable could not be maintained after Carrim’s legal team filed its founding affidavit only in the early hours of Friday morning.
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“The postponement application will be heard at 11:30 on Friday, 24 July, on the basis of the following timelines. By 20:00 hours on Friday, 17 July, that’s today, 2026, the Commission will furnish Mr. Carrim with a list of non-medical factual issues on which it presently reserves the right to take issue with the allegations
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