Madlanga Commission
Madlanga Commission
Madlanga Commission
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Madlanga Commission: Cat Matlala’s explosive testimony set to resume this week
Accused tenderpreneur Vusimusi Matlala will testify this week about allegedly bribing police officials to secure a R360 million tender.
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Opinion I When good people keep quiet, evil prevails
The Madlanga Commission is rooting out corruption in the criminal justice system and restoring accountability across South Africa’s key institutions.
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This week at the Madlanga Commission: IDAC plot to oust top cops revealed
State advocate alleges former IDAC head orchestrated plot to remove police commissioner and crime intelligence chief during commission hearings this week.
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Ramaphosa receives second Madlanga Commission report on police corruption
President Ramaphosa receives Madlanga Commission’s second report recommending criminal investigations into four individuals linked to police corruption and criminality.
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This week at the Madlanga Commission: Witness identity leak and IDAC boss’s damning admissions
Madlanga Commission announces criminal charges over witness leak as former IDAC head admits to illegal investigations and abuse of legal process.
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Businessman loses bail appeal, remains in custody on firearm and perjury charges
Gauteng High Court dismisses Oupa Brown Mogotsi’s urgent bail appeal after finding no new facts presented to warrant reconsideration of earlier decisions.
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IDAC ombud confirms complaints against head Advocate Johnson
IDAC ombud confirms complaints against head Advocate Andrea Johnson who invoked constitutional right against self-incrimination at Madlanga Commission this week.
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Suspended metro police boss and former girlfriend charged in R15 million precious stones heist
Suspended EMPD deputy chief and former girlfriend granted bail in R15 million precious stones robbery case involving fake police raid.
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Another week of the Madlanga Commission: Sick notes pile up as witnesses dodge testimony
Multiple witnesses dodge Madlanga Commission testimony with sick notes this week, including businessman spotted shopping while claiming to be ill.
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OPINION | The tide is turning: why this anti-corruption drive feels different
Recent anti-corruption efforts in South Africa show promise with arrests and investigations, but systemic changes are essential for lasting impact.
