The Madlanga Commission is reviewing whether North West businessman Suliman Carrim should be granted an indefinite postponement from testifying due to alleged health issues.Evidence presented suggests Carrim spent significant time outside a medical facility, contradicting claims of illness.

Geo-location data analysis revealed he frequently left the facility for extended periods, with his wife acknowledging the data's accuracy in an affidavit.Carrim's legal team argues the matter remains medical, opposing the use of CCTV footage.The commission has reserved its ruling, with proceedings set to resume on Monday.

The case highlights tensions between legal obligations and medical claims, raising questions about the validity of postponement requests in judicial processes.