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🇿🇦 Serious allegations against Gayton McKenzie‼️ Jermaine Prim speaks out in an exclusive with eNCA In a new interview from prison, Jermaine Prim has made serious claims linking Minister Gayton McKenzie (Sport, Arts and Culture and leader of the Patriotic Alliance) to South Africa’s drug trade. What Prim claims (in simple terms): • He says he shared a prison cell at Kgosi Mampuru Correctional Facility with businessman Vusimuzi Matlala, also known as “Cat”. • According to Prim, Matlala told him that McKenzie has links to major drug cartel figures known as the “Big 5”. • He alleges that Katiso “KT” Molefe (an alleged cartel member) supplies drugs to McKenzie, and that McKenzie acts as a “proxy” for these networks. • Prim claims he has a voice recording that connects McKenzie to drug dealers and drug money. • He also says McKenzie used his influence to have him moved to the high-security C-Max section after learning about the recording. • In addition Prim claims the Patriotic Alliance was formed by the African National Congress to help win coloured votes and that he previously helped the party with community support in areas like Eldorado Park. These claims first surfaced in a handwritten letter by Prim, which was later discussed in Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee on crime. Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi mentioned the letter during questioning. Important: These are allegations only. The letter has been described as hearsay, and no charges have been brought against McKenzie based on Prim’s claims. Many are now calling for a full independent investigation.