Mogotsi’s testimony won’t be added to final report: Ad Hoc Committee
The Ad Hoc Committee is busy with deliberations of the draft report and recommendations.
A committee investigating claims of criminal activities, corruption, and political meddling within the justice system has decided not to include testimony from Brown Mogotsi in its final report. The reason? The majority of the Ad Hoc Committee members believe Mogotsi's account to be untrustworthy and unfit for inclusion without further examination.
This decision came during the committee's deliberations on a draft report and recommendations. The committee, comprised of 18 members including 11 full-time members and seven alternates, began discussions with seven members present. PA MP Ashley Sauls voiced skepticism about Mogotsi's credibility, stating that Mogotsi was merely a participant in a youth development program and the proprietor of a tavern, and not an informant or special agent.
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