Madlanga Commission Adjourns to Rule on In-Camera Application
The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry has adjourned to consider an application for a witness to testify behind closed doors.
The commission, which is investigating corruption, political interference, and cartel links within the SAPS, resumed proceedings after a 12-day break.
Chief Evidence Leader Advocate Matthew Chaskalson submitted the application, citing the sensitivity of the expected testimony.
- The media, represented by lawyer Charles Du Plessis, opposed the application.
- Du Plessis has until 13:00 to submit written arguments.
The commission will review the submission and deliver a ruling either tonight or before proceedings resume on Tuesday.
No statement from the commission is available at this time.
Author's summary: Commission adjourns to consider closed-door testimony application.