Parliamentary Inquiry
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Fresh inquiry into Malawi military plane crash to exhume Chilima and eight victims
More than a year after the fatal Malawi Defence Force plane crash that killed Saulos Chilima, lawmakers have ordered forensic exhumations amid lingering questions over the…
Shibiri: ‘I didn’t offer bribes’
The senior police office told the Madlanga commission that he was simply warning investigators in a case involving Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala case that they should not be swayed by…
Mchunu disbanded political killings task team as police commissioner Masemola started leave
Deputy national police commissioner for crime detection Tebello Mosikili said the timing of the now suspended police minister’s disbandment letter was suspect
Ad hoc committee consults witnesses ahead of second phase of hearings
The parliamentary committee is scheduled to hear evidence on corruption in the policing system until 20 February
Namibia’s green schemes are failing, and a parliamentary inquiry blames the system
The country has 11 such schemes, together representing one of the most ambitious agricultural investments in southern Africa
Hawks say miscommunication led to alleged interference in Molefe’s arrest
The Hawks’ top brass told the Madlanga Commission that a miscommunication — not interference — led to their presence at alleged crime boss Katiso Molefe’s arrest
Madlanga commission still fixing technical problems which risked exposing identity of ‘Witness X’
The commission is expected to resume sitting on Thursday
Political killings task team had achieved its purpose, says Sibiya
The deputy national commissioner defended the disbandment of the team, saying its budget should support broader crime-fighting efforts
Shadrack Sibiya denies any links to alleged Mchunu middleman Brown Mogotsi
The deputy national commissioner said he doubts the authenticity of WhatsApp messages allegedly implicating him
Shadrack Sibiya raises conflict of interest concerns over police corruption probe committee members
The deputy national police commissioner argued that two members of parliament should recuse themselves because they are complainants in criminal cases against him
Mkhwanazi must submit an original statement, Malema tells committee on police corruption
The committee was forced to adjourn after the EFF leader objected to the KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner submitting the same statement given to the Madlanga commission