Скачать или смотреть CAUGHT OUT: Carrim Admits "Something Doesn't Look Good" In Bank Statements At Madlanga Commission

In this bombshell session before the Madlanga Commission, businessman Suliman Carrim faces one of the most uncomfortable moments of his testimony as bank statements reveal that R2.12 million was paid out of his Tasmika account to Medicare 24 without his knowledge or authorization. Carrim, who insists he is the only person with authority to issue payment instructions at Tasmika, admitted he only learned of the suspicious transactions on the morning of the hearing raising serious questions about who in his organization was moving large sums of money and why it went undetected for months.

The commission's evidence leaders pressed Carrim on why his auditors, accountants, and internal finance team never flagged payments of R1 million and R1.12 million described only as "payment to loan" in the bank records. With no written agreement between Tasmika and Medicare 24, no auditor questions raised, and a legal claim against Medicare 24 still unresolved more than a year later, the session painted a deeply troubling picture of financial mismanagement at the very least and potential foul play at worst. Carrim himself conceded on the record: "Something doesn't look good here."

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