The Madlanga Commission marks one year today, we take a moment to reflect on a year of evidence, testimony and intense public scrutiny as its work continues to examine serious allegations within South Africa’s criminal justice system.

GUEST: Jeremy Michaels – Madlanga Commission Spokesperson

The Madlanga Commission marks one year today, we take a moment to reflect on a year of evidence, testimony and intense public scrutiny as its work continues to examine serious allegations within South Africa&rsquo;s criminal justice system.
GUEST: Jeremy Michaels &ndash; Madlanga Commission Spokesperson

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As the Madlanga Commission marks one year, we now turn our attention to look at the process through the eyes of civil society and the public, and what its work has meant for the fight against corruption and accountability.

GUEST: Tebogo Khaas - Founder and chairperson of Public Interest SA

As the Madlanga Commission marks one year, we now turn our attention to look at the process through the eyes of civil society and the public, and what its work has meant for the fight against corruption and accountability.
GUEST: Tebogo Khaas - Founder and chairperson of Public Interest SA

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Suspended KZN Correctional Services boss Mnikelwa Nxele’s R14 million BOSASA fraud case has been postponed. The matter involves allegations of fraud and corruption linked to contracts and payments involving BOSASA. What is significance of the postponement, docket disclosure and centralisation, the legal process ahead, and what the case means for accountability and governance within Correctional Services?

GUEST: Mametlwe Sebei, Lecturer, College of Law, UNISA

Suspended KZN Correctional Services boss Mnikelwa Nxele&rsquo;s R14 million BOSASA fraud case has been postponed. The matter involves allegations of fraud and corruption linked to contracts and payments involving BOSASA. What is significance of the postponement, docket disclosure and centralisation, the legal process ahead, and what the case means for accountability and governance within Correctional Services?
GUEST: Mametlwe Sebei, Lecturer, College of Law, UNISA

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