Madlanga Commission resumes after two-week break
Tuesday's testimony will focus on alleged infiltration of the JMPD by criminal networks.
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry is set to reconvene on Tuesday to resume its investigation into the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD). The Commission, established by President Cyril Ramaphosa in September, is tasked with probing alleged political meddling, corruption, and criminal infiltration within the criminal justice system.
Commission spokesperson Jeremy Michaels revealed that the inquiry will concentrate on the alleged infiltration of the JMPD by criminal networks, as well as any potential collusion between JMPD officers and criminal syndicates. Michaels further noted that the Commission's public hearings, currently on day 173, will delve into the extent of the infiltration and any possible cooperation between the JMPD and criminal organizations during Tuesday's testimony.
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