This comes as reports of Magashule's arrest swirl.

He's corroborated the information, yet strangely, law enforcement agencies are denying that he will be arrested.

The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation described the report as a malicious intent to undermine the integrity of the organisation.

Former Free State Social Economic Development MEC Mxolisi Dukwana said Magashule must face the music.

"He must face his time and answer to a number of other things. We might not be saying, "he is guilty" but surely he has to answer.

"Failure to act is actually an offence. If there are problems in moral decision-making processes, you must face the music," Dukwana said.

Dukwana has previously testified at the state capture inquiry that good public servants have been strong-armed into aiding and abetting state capture by politicians and implicated Magashule, calling him a "blesser" and unfit for public office.

Michael Appel sat down with Dukwana. Watch the full interview:

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