Madlanga Commission
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Khan withdraws legal fight over seized devices, to testify at Madlanga commission on 1 July
Maj-Gen Feroz Khan, second-in-command of the police’s crime intelligence unit, will begin his testimony before the Madlanga Commission on 1 July.
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Senior SAPS official dismissed for associating with known criminal
SAPS has confirmed the dismissal of Major General Richard Shibiri, the former Component Head for Organised Crime.
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Bail denied for police sergeant charged with unlawful possession of explosives and firearms
The Pretoria High Court denied Sergeant Nkosi’s bail appeal on multiple charges, affirming the magistrate’s original decision to refuse bail.
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Government reports economic recovery and Madlanga Commission progress in Presidency budget speech
South Africa’s economy is showing signs of recovery with improved credit ratings and record tourism numbers, President Cyril Ramaphosa told Parliament during the Presidency budget vote speech.
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Madlanga Commission: They were in the dock this week
Brown Mogotsi, Fanie Nkosi and Matpandile Sotheni returned to the courts this week in relation to various cases related to the Madlanga Commission.
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Forensic science captain arrested for defeating ends of justice
A SAPS captain was arrested for obstructing justice in murder cases related to the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry investigations.
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Police captain arrested on allegations of defeating the ends of justice
Police caption attached to the SAPS Forensic Science Laboratory arrested on allegations of defeating justice is set to appear in court.
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Madlanga Commission continues hearings into police involvement in disappeared drug hauls
The Madlanga Commission investigates police officials’ involvement in drug thefts, uncovering systemic vulnerabilities in South Africa’s law enforcement operations.
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Key testimony unfolds as Madlanga commission faces financial squeeze
With about 100 days of public hearings completed, the Madlanga commission has reached an important milestone in the fight against institutional corruption.
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Suspended police sergeant Fannie Nkosi denied bail, remains in custody
A suspended South African police sergeant was denied bail on multiple serious charges, including unlawful possession of explosives and money laundering.
