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flag South Africa’s top prosecutor quit an inquiry into her deputy’s conduct after being reprimanded for improper case talk.

flag South Africa’s National Director of Public Prosecutions, Shamila Batohi, abruptly left an inquiry into the fitness of South Gauteng’s director of prosecutions, Andrew Chauke, after being reprimanded for discussing a case with a potential witness during proceedings. flag She cited the need for legal advice and departed without permission, refusing to return despite panel pressure. flag The inquiry, initiated at her request, is examining allegations of misconduct and political influence in prosecutorial decisions. flag Batohi’s departure has raised concerns about the inquiry’s credibility and future.

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