"I QUIT" - Shadrack Sibiya RUNS From Disciplinary Hearing as SAPS Declares Dishonourable Discharge

CLICK HERE to get connected to Pluxnet Fibre Internet: https://pluxnet.vegacore.co.za/signup?source=missmediapromo&reseller_id=1 SHADRACK SIBIYA RESIGNS! The former deputy national police commissioner is out of the South African Police Service (SAPS), and police have confirmed that his departure is regarded as a dishonourable discharge. On Monday, 12 October 2026, Sibiya's legal representative tendered his resignation shortly after his disciplinary hearing began. SAPS confirmed that his employment had been terminated with immediate effect. [Source: SAnews](https://www.sanews.gov.za/node/84914) But how did one of South Africa's most senior police officers go from being dismissed from the Hawks to winning a Labour Appeal Court battle, returning to SAPS and rising to the position of deputy national police commissioner, only to face suspension and disciplinary proceedings? In this episode of Miss Media, we unpack Shadrack Sibiya's dramatic career journey, including: • BREAKING NEWS: Why Sibiya resigned during his disciplinary hearing. • DISHONOURABLE DISCHARGE: What SAPS confirmed about his departure. • THE ZIMBABWEAN RENDITION CONTROVERSY: The case that led to his 2015 dismissal from the Hawks. • CITY OF JOHANNESBURG: His work in the Group Forensic and Investigation Services unit and the controversy surrounding his appointment. • THE COURT COMEBACK: How his legal challenge changed the course of his police career. • DEPUTY NATIONAL POLICE COMMISSIONER: His rise to one of the highest positions in SAPS. • THE MADLANGA COMMISSION: Allegations involving police misconduct, Cat Matlala and the handling of sensitive investigations. • THE CRIMINAL CASE: The separate charges he faces and the ongoing legal process. Sibiya's resignation ends his employment with SAPS, but it does not automatically resolve the separate criminal proceedings or prove the allegations against him. Those matters must be determined through the appropriate legal processes. THE BIG QUESTION: Does resigning during disciplinary proceedings deliver accountability, or must further investigations and legal action follow? Watch until the end, share your views in the comments, and subscribe to Miss Media for South African breaking news, investigative reporting, crime updates, political developments and in-depth coverage of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. LIKE this video, SHARE it with someone following the story, and SUBSCRIBE with notifications turned on so you do not miss our next update. I am Miss Media. Stay informed. Stay questioning. #ShadrackSibiya #SAPS #MadlangaCommission