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South Africa’s corruption probe into its justice system continues, with key officials testifying and a chief investigator reportedly seeking to leave.
The Madlanga Commission, investigating corruption and political interference in South Africa’s criminal justice system, continues hearings with senior officials set to testify, including Crime Intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo.
Advocate Terry Motau, the commission’s chief evidence leader, has reportedly requested to leave, though no decision has been confirmed.
The inquiry, established after allegations from police officials, examines controversial actions like the disbandment of the Political Killings Task Team and claims of political pressure on law enforcement.
Testimony has highlighted concerns over improper interference and the impact on anti-corruption efforts.
The commission, expected to conclude in three months, will report findings to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
La investigación de corrupción de Sudáfrica en su sistema de justicia continúa, con funcionarios clave que testifican y un investigador jefe que, según se informa, busca irse.