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MKP’s Skosana to lay perjury charge against IDAC’s Johnson | News24 (opens the original)
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MK Party MP David Skosana said he would open a criminal case against embattled Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) head Andrea Johnson on Friday. The ad hoc committee investigating the underworld’s infiltration of the criminal justice system met on Thursday morning to discuss its draft report. Several members of the committee were concerned that the report, drafted by the committee’s content team, watered down their inputs. Skosana said: “We look foolish, we look stupid, we look
Chauke found fit to hold office, as Nkabinde panel clears him of all Batohi accusations | News24 (opens the original)
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Johannesburg Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Andrew Chauke has been cleared of all the accusations levelled against him by former prosecutions head Shamila Batohi and found fit to return to office. In a two-page letter sent to Chauke on Tuesday, President Cyril Ramaphosa detailed how retired Constitutional Court Justice Bess Nkabinde’s panel had acquitted the DPP of all the charges that Batohi maintained had rendered him unfit to hold office. “Having carefully considered the report of the
IDAC head Johnson ‘rushed to hospital’, but Madlanga slams ‘useless’ medical certificate | News24 (opens the original)
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Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) head Andrea Johnson was “rushed to hospital” ahead of her appearance before the Madlanga Commission on Monday to answer questions about sending an email to suspended Crime Intelligence head, Major-General Feroz Khan, containing the contents of an assault docket against him. Johnson’s advocate, Apla Bodlani, SC, told the commission that National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson Mthunzi Mhaga had received a call from Johnson’s bodyguards to say
Ramaphosa extends Madlanga Commission by two and a half months | News24 (opens the original)
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has extended the deadline for the Madlanga Commission to hand in its final report by two and a half months – because, without this extension, it would have “to leave large parts of its work unfinished”. In a statement, the Presidency said the commission would now submit its report on “Monday, 16 November 2026, instead of 31 August, as anticipated originally.” This date means the commission’s report will be submitted – and possibly released to the public – after the muni
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