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MOTAU'S EXIT FROM COMMISSION
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|September 30, 2025
Chaskalson to take over as new evidence leader
THE Madlanga Judicial Commission of Inquiry is yet to comment on internal staffing matters, specifically regarding chief evidence leader Advocate Terry Motau SC's leaving the commission.
Legal experts generally hold the view that Motau's departure will not leave the Commission hamstrung.
Matthew Chaskalson replaces Motau as evidence leader.
Despite speculation that Motau's exit from the commission was due to possible threats to his life, the commission emphasised its dedication to uncovering the truth behind allegations of criminal syndicates infiltrating South Africa's law enforcement agencies yesterday.
Commission spokesperson Jeremy Michaels said that this was a sensitive matter and that there were ongoing discussions.
"The commission is squarely focused on its job, to conduct an inquiry into the gravely serious allegations that SA's law enforcement agencies have been infiltrated and unduly influenced by criminal syndicates and drug cartels. We will not be distracted as the work of the commission is critically important for the rule of law in our country."
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