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Open testimony essential to justice

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March 24, 2026

SERIOUS allegations have now been placed on record about the conduct and influence of senior Crime Intelligence official Feroz Khan, yet the most troubling development is not only what has been said, but what has not happened since.

Despite repeated claims made under oath and before parliamentary structures, Khan has not been called to publicly account for himself before either the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry or Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee.

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