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Madlanga needs to probe Ipid

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By Franny Rabkin Verified
| The Herald NMB Verified
The Madlanga commission’s public hearings closed on a tragic and chilling note. On Friday December 5, as police minister Senzo Mchunu was being questioned late into the night at the Brigitte Mabandla Justice College in Pretoria, the news broke that Marius van der Merwe, more famously known as “Witness D”, had been gunned down in front of his family at his Brakpan home.
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Madlanga needs to probe Ipid

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By Franny Rabkin Verified
| Sunday Times Verified
The Madlanga commission’s public hearings closed on a tragic and chilling note. On Friday December 5, as police minister Senzo Mchunu was being questioned late into the night at the Brigitte Mabandla Justice College in Pretoria, the news broke that Marius van der Merwe, more famously known as “Witness D”, had been gunned down in front of his family at his Brakpan home.
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ST NEWS 2112 | Batohi’s stalling of Nkabinde inquiry raises questions about her legacy

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By Franny Rabkin Verified
| Sunday Times Verified
Midway through her cross-examination at the Nkabinde inquiry on Monday, national director of public prosecutions Shamila Batohi took an extraordinary step. After the lunch break, she simply did not return. Instead she sent a message, delivered by the evidence leaders, that she was excusing herself and would answer no further questions until she had obtained legal advice. The panel’s chair, retired Constitutional Court justice Bess Nkabinde, was having none of it.
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