That report by Abongwe Kobokana from Parliament in Cape Town. The testimony by private investigator Paul O'Sullivan is part of a wider investigation by South Africa's Parliament into allegations that elements within the country's police and justice system may have been compromised by corruption or organised crime.

The inquiry has heard dramatic testimony from investigators, police officials and former associates, raising questions about the integrity of some law-enforcement structures in Africa's most industrialised economy.

To help us understand the significance of these developments, security analyst and former Interpol Ambassador Andy Mashaile now.

That report by Abongwe Kobokana from Parliament in Cape Town. The testimony by private investigator Paul O'Sullivan is part of a wider investigation by South Africa's Parliament into allegations that elements within the country's police and justice system may have been compromised by corruption or organised crime.
The inquiry has heard dramatic testimony from investigators, police officials and former associates, raising questions about the integrity of some law-enforcement structures in Africa's most industrialised economy.
To help us understand the significance of these developments, security analyst and former Interpol Ambassador Andy Mashaile now.