MADLANGA COMMISSION: Kyle Phillips & Deena Govender Raided | Shadrack Sibiya Resigns

BREAKING DEVELOPMENTS | MADLANGA COMMISSION | 12 OCTOBER 2026 Major developments are unfolding as reports emerge of raids involving Kyle Phillips and Lieutenant Colonel Deena Govender, while Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya has resigned from the South African Police Service. In this episode, we examine the reported raids and revisit evidence presented at the Madlanga Commission involving Carnilinx director Kyle Phillips and the late alleged Big Five cartel figure, Jotham “King Mswazi” Msibi. We play approximately 12 minutes of commission evidence examining WhatsApp conversations about the recovery of stolen tobacco stock, alleged armed robberies and references to a substance known as “red water”, associated with illicit gold processing. We also discuss the wider connections involving Adriano Mazzotti, Mohammed Sayed and former senior Crime Intelligence officer Feroz Khan. Separately, Shadrack Sibiya has resigned from SAPS with immediate effect. SAPS has classified his departure as a dishonourable discharge because disciplinary proceedings were pending when he resigned. We examine the timing of his departure and the allegations surrounding his disciplinary case. A comprehensive episode focusing on Sibiya's resignation and the developments in his criminal case will follow. The reported raids, their legal basis and any possible arrests remain subject to official confirmation. Evidence discussed at the commission does not automatically establish criminal guilt. Subscribe to Rules and Rulers for independent analysis of South Africa's criminal justice system, organised crime and political accountability. #MadlangaCommission #KylePhillips #ShadrackSibiya #MswaziMsibi #DeenaGovender #Carnilinx #FerozKhan #AdrianoMazzotti #MohammedSayed #SAPS #IPID #OrganisedCrime #SouthAfricaNews #RulesAndRulers **LEGAL DISCLAIMER:** This video discusses publicly reported developments and evidence presented before the Madlanga Commission. Allegations remain unproven unless established by a competent court. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Commentary is provided for public-interest reporting and analysis.